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@_all_docs/worker

v0.1.0

Published

Edge-compatible worker implementation for processing npm registry data across multiple runtime environments.

Readme

@_all_docs/worker

Edge-compatible worker implementation for processing npm registry data across multiple runtime environments.

Overview

This package provides a Hono-based HTTP worker that can run on:

  • Node.js
  • Cloudflare Workers
  • Fastly Compute@Edge
  • Google Cloud Run

Installation

pnpm add @_all_docs/worker

Usage

Node.js

import { serve } from '@hono/node-server';
import { app } from '@_all_docs/worker/app';

serve({
  fetch: app.fetch,
  port: 3141
});

Cloudflare Workers

import { app } from '@_all_docs/worker/app';

export default {
  fetch: app.fetch
};

Processors

The worker includes three processors for different work item types:

import { 
  processPartition, 
  processPackument, 
  processPartitionSet 
} from '@_all_docs/worker/processors';

// Process a partition of _all_docs
const result = await processPartition(workItem, env);

// Process a package document
const result = await processPackument(workItem, env);

// Process a set of partitions
const result = await processPartitionSet(workItem, env, enqueueFunc);

Environment Variables

  • NPM_ORIGIN - npm registry origin (default: https://registry.npmjs.org)
  • RUNTIME - Runtime environment (node, cloudflare, fastly, cloudrun)
  • CACHE_DIR - Cache directory for Node.js
  • CACHE_KV - KV namespace for Cloudflare
  • CACHE_DICT - Dictionary for Fastly
  • CACHE_BUCKET - GCS bucket for Cloud Run
  • DEBUG - Enable debug output

API Endpoints

  • GET /health - Health check endpoint
  • POST /work - Submit work items for processing
  • GET /work/:id - Get work item status

Structure

worker/
├── app.js          # Main Hono application
├── node.js         # Node.js entry point
├── cloudflare.js   # Cloudflare Workers entry
├── fastly.js       # Fastly Compute@Edge entry
├── processors/     # Work item processors
│   ├── partition.js
│   ├── packument.js
│   └── partition-set.js
└── test/           # Test files

Building

# Build for all targets
pnpm build

# Build for Cloudflare Workers
pnpm build:cf

# Build for Fastly Compute@Edge
pnpm build:fastly

# Build Docker image for Cloud Run
pnpm docker:build

Testing

pnpm test

Docker Support

Run as a containerized service:

# Build image
pnpm docker:build

# Run locally
pnpm docker:run

# Test the container
pnpm docker:test

License

Apache-2.0