No. Has KV Storare, not SQL

But you can rethink they way you interact with data in order to use KV effectively.

Some data will require SQL but most likely not the case for you.

great thank you : ) you've been very helpful

What is your site?

wait so when you're running

wrangler dev

, does your local code get ran when someone else visits your site?

Hello! Glad you’re trying out the platform. If you want to see some projects/apps built on Workers: https://workers.cloudflare.com/built-with

i was using a cloudflare tunnel to expose the port on localhost to the internet so yes

oh I see

both wrangler dev and a cloudflare tunnel, ok

yeah

i wanted to build a simlpe flashcard app you could study with friends in realtime, I was originally using a Phoenix webserver with GraphQL but one of my friends wants to write frontend in NextJS and we were exploring other options, cloudflare service workers for static sites was one of them

Sounds pretty simple. Why not just save some time and write it from scratch rather than dealing with all these libraries/frameworks?

Yea a lot of our time has been spent in frankenstein-ing different libraries and frameworks together haha, so we might go that route

You'll be surprised how much faster it is to just write with vanilla JS than as you say "Frankenstein-ing" these into your needs.

An even easier option would be to just hold up flash cards to your web cam in Zoom 😆 , PM me if you want to talk further about it.

talk further about the easier option?

HeyHey, I uploaded my static site (gatsby made) to workers with wranger. No problems at all, however, I'm unsure if how to go about adding a sitemap or htaccess

My concern is that adding a general .htacces with redirects won't work on workers?

yeah, .htaccess is only for apache afaik

youd have to do the redirect code in your worker js

this might help

Happy Friday friends 💙

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O, yes! Updated @cloudflare/kv-asset-handler to "0.1.0" from "~0.0.11" and rebuilt. Works as expected. Thank you for pointing out the possible culprit!

While it's still in a closed beta at this point, you can replace a lot of the normal usecases for a database server when using #773219443911819284, which amongst other things gives you access to a high performance transactional key-value store to persist your data to

and are durable objects something you can make requests to in a service worker, and serve them to a site?

How can you return compressed content (GZIP or Brotli) when generating HTML content directly in the Worker? I can't find anything about it in the documentation.