In a WASI blog post they were using

wrangler dev /path/to/.wasm

which doesn't seem to work anymore. The Rust SDK also does not support wasm32-wasi. I'll try the example from the repo you sent.

The blogs arent always updated when things are changed, so yeah id recommend the github repo as the source of truth

how to get worker url from cron event?

You can’t, since it wouldn’t have one?

ic

Or well, a Worker with both a fetch handler and a scheduled handler may have a public route it runs on, but that wouldn’t be exposed to you

At least not automatically

this is gonna be finicky to figure out

nvm that was simple, just check my preexisting kv store

Hey guys I have been banging my head on this all day. If I selected one file (txt file with my template in it) I can load that no problem

When I go to select more than one file from R2 using Workers ES it just gives metadata

Do I have to wrap each on in a fetch(){ } or something?

Basically need to put down five template files from R2 since I can't just include them in the worker. Then I put them in an object to be used by mustache template

Is it possible to do more than one request in R2 and get back the object.body of the five files?

This has been extremely frustrating

Extremely painful experience compared to using Lambda where I can just upload a zip file and run Node.js and everything works as expected

Like fs functions lol

I just want to control the header and footer of my site, it doesn't require a framework to do that... Simple load in a few txt files, parse with mustache and render

There should be a general "Workers" area on the menu on the left. "Workers Routes" doesn't take me to anywhere useful. I have to type in a subdomain and click login (because it doesn't recognize I am already logged in) and it will load proper. Would be nice if there was a link in the menu on the left

I can tell this is brand new and barely works lol

I don't get what you mean by "Select"? "Is it possible to do more than one request in R2 and get back the object.body of the five files?" Sure, just make request to get them. Assuming module worker environment, example:

js
    var obj1 = await env.R2.get("1");
    var obj2 = await env.R2.get("2");
    return new Response(await obj1.text() + "\n" + await obj2.text() )

omg

.text() must be the problem

The example on the site used .body and that worked

But only for one file

(at a time)

Workers is account level. Just go up one level from your zone (top left) and go to "Workers" there. I assume you're trying to find the worker from searching for the dns record and clicking on it, strange that it would make you relogin

Thanks, I will attempt and try to correct this

I was just using text in my example as I wanted to return both of them. .body returns a ReadableStream for that file In the types / API Reference, R2ObjectBody (which inherits from R2Object) is what is returned by the Get https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/api/workers/workers-api-reference/#r2objectbody-definition Assuming you are using the readable stream correctly, there shouldn't be any issue getting multiple files and using their body's

omg