dkim for sending emails

For a server it would consume too much resources for keys to be generated.

So I can generate them on client side and send them to the server

you can generate keys using unbound

bundled technically also works but you occasionally exceed time limits

There's not many details I can share, but you might find to be something cool coming soon™️ 👀

A DO should have access to all of the bindings that the parent worker does

another dumb question, do I need to create a queue for each of my environments separately?

You could use the same one for each if you want, but I believe you need to put it in each

[env.*]

section, regardless of whether it's the same one or a new one

I have an even dumber question

in my first env I can use this

[[queues.producers]]
  queue = "article-queue"
  binding = "ARTICLE_QUEUE"

[[queues.consumers]]
  queue = "article-queue"

but in my second env I have to use this syntax

queues.producers = [
  { queue = "article-queue", binding = "ARTICLE_QUEUE" }
]

queues.consumers = [
  { queue = "article-queue" }
]

I don't understand this, I thought they are equivalent

Essentially toml is weird. Whenever you have [[something]], it makes a new table, and puts everything in it under that. If you want to put it under your env, you can use

[[env.MY_ENV.queues.producers]]

and you can have the same syntax as the first one

If you want something that makes more sense, you can chuck your wrangler.toml into a toml to JSON converter, make a

wrangler.json

, and pass the

-j

flag each time you call wrangler

interesting... TOML is definitely weird

this is very good to know!

converting this code to use queues is a bit of a pain because we use the request and context variables which aren't present in the queue

You should be able to pass whatever you want into the queue message body, it just needs to be serializable

js
async queue(batch, env) {
  const request = {};
  const sentry = null;
  const context = {
    waitUntil: () => {},
  };

  withDurables({ parse: true })(request, env);

  let messages = batch.messages[0].body;
  console.log(`consumed from our queue: ${JSON.stringify(messages)}`);

don't hate me

it is working

Does anyone know if there is an open source implementation similar to https://cloudflareworkers.com ?

you can run the runtime yourself if thats what you mean https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd

Thanks! I've never used it so I'll check that out. I was wondering whether there was a project with a complete UI on top of an environment which can execute workers, effectively exactly what the workers playground is. I imagine there is no UI component included in workerd. Which is fine just wanted to see if something exists already!

There's a new quick edit coming soon™️ if that helps 👀

Yeesssss 🙏

That looks great

btw how long is the max execution time in a queue? I probably should have asked before switching lol

initial tests are looking good

15 minutes iirc

hopefully we don't run into that

if I upgrade to Business any thoughts if I could get that increased? 🤔