Interesting. Thank you, we’ll do the same then I think. 🙂

How do you set an user identifier in createDurable? Sorry, DOs are still the one thing my head struggles with.

yeah just use the hash of the key as the object ID and add a user id field to the API key DO object. ez pz

in the constructor you just do something like this.userId = null

then you'd make a create method that assigns the userId and when you call persist() it saves it

or with autoPersist it does it for you

Could also add an alarm for the JWT expiry time. 🙂

Counter.get('test').toJSON() // test is the ID here, right?

https://github.com/kwhitley/itty-durable for context on what I’m reading

Does anyone know S3 compatible client for Workers? I don't think I can use aws4fetch cause I am not using S3.

I was trying to use the minio js client but that isn't compatible

yeah that is correct

the user might want to revoke before the expiration though which is set at 2 weeks

we use aws4fetch with Lambda Function URLs just fine.

Thank you so much, everything just clicked. 😁

I am not using AWS at all, completely different service with an S3 compatible api

Should still be fine. (Me/my company just implemented a AWS API for an upcoming service we’re launching, aws4fetch works fine for clients in our unit tests afaik.)

We use aws4fetch with: - Backblaze B2 - IDrive E2 - Wasabi

im trying to upload a file but it just uploads a 0 byte file.

this not how i would go about doing that?

Try signQuery = true

now its not uploading anything at all

i guess nevermind? this code just works now

not sure what happened

or i guess neermind? now it shows that the image is invalid

how to get the body of an email message?

Do workers only run in the locations given here: https://www.cloudflare.com/network/ , or can they run in other edge locations?

Workers run wherever your CF website runs. If you are on Free, you get fewer colos. Unless you have an ICP license, then your Workers will not run in China.

I don't have a CF website. I only have a workers script. From the testing I have done, if I run my worker by sending it an HTTP request from a sever in Europe, it will run on a cloudflare datacenter in Europe (the closest one to where I made the request). If I make the HTTP request to a server in the US, it will run in a datacenter in the US. Correct?

That's generally the idea. If you hit it from Australia, it might get routed to Hong Kong, but in general, a Request will stay within a "region"(Cloudflare doesn't really have much of a concept of regions, but this is just for illustrative purposes).