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@designsystemsinternational/cloudflare

v0.2.3

Published

This package provides a set of helpers to deploy (static) websites to Cloudflare Workers. It comes with a nice set of tools:

Readme

DSI Cloudflare Package

This package provides a set of helpers to deploy (static) websites to Cloudflare Workers. It comes with a nice set of tools:

  • A CLI to set up the deployment config (including wrangler.jsonc) for a repo
  • A Cloudflare Worker to password protect a static website
  • A Vite application that builds the auth templates needed for the password worker

Usage

Setting up a new deployment

In order to deploy a new site on Cloudflare Worker, run the following:

npx @designsystemsinternational/cloudflare

The CLI will guide you through setting up the deployment, including with password protection.

Development

File structure

The repo is divided into these main folders:

  • templates/ holds a Vite app that can be used to make frontend templates. It currently just renders the auth templates.
  • workers/ holds all Cloudflare Workers code. It currently just has a password worker that renders the auth templates in front of a static site.
  • cli holds the code for the npx command

Local development

Because of the way Cloudflare workers operate, it's hard to have a single local development command to test the entire flow while preserving the Vite hot module reloading. So, the development will need to happen in two ways:

  • To design the auth templates, run cd templates && npm run dev to run the Vite dev server inside the /templates folder. This will enable hot module reloading, but the worker auth script won't run, so the actual login process won't work.
  • To test the whole flow, run npm run dev in the root folder. This runs the cloudflare worker in a local environment that matches the production environment. With this, you can test the entire login flow, but the auth templates will use vite build and not run via hot module reloading.

All you need is to add a .env.local file with the following environment variables:

SECRET=secret
PASSWORD=yiah

For testing the CLI, I currently just create a new test package alongside this folder and run npx ../cloudflare.

TODO

  • Figure out needs for deploying static websites