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@gryczka/wrongler

v4.0.2

Published

Wrangler with YOLO mode - auto-deploy on file changes

Downloads

377

Readme

Wrongler 🚀

Wrangler with YOLO mode - because sometimes you just gotta ship it

⚠️ WARNING: FOR FUN ONLY ⚠️

This project is called WRONGler for a reason.

  • 🎲 DO NOT use this for serious/production work
  • 🎪 This is a fun side project and experimental wrapper
  • 💥 YOLO deploy is exactly what it sounds like - use at your own risk
  • 🎢 Automatic deployments on every save can go hilariously wrong
  • 🤡 No warranties, no guarantees, just pure YOLO energy

If you're looking for a reliable, production-ready deployment tool, use Wrangler directly. If you want to live dangerously and have some fun, welcome aboard! 🎉


Wrongler is a lightweight wrapper around Cloudflare's Wrangler that adds YOLO Mode - automatic redeployment on file changes, inspired by AWS SAM's sam sync --watch.

Installation

# Install wrongler
npm install -g @gryczka/wrongler

# wrongler requires wrangler as a peer dependency
npm install -g wrangler

Or use both together:

npm install -g @gryczka/wrongler wrangler

What is YOLO Mode?

YOLO Mode watches your Worker files and automatically redeploys to Cloudflare's edge on every save. Perfect for rapid development iterations!

Features

  • Auto-deploy on save - 50ms debounce for rapid changes
  • Smart file watching - Excludes build artifacts automatically
  • Condensed output - Clean, minimal deployment info
  • Error resilient - Stays in watch mode even if deployment fails
  • Graceful shutdown - Clean exit on Ctrl+C

Usage

Basic YOLO Mode

wrongler deploy --yolo

This will:

  1. Deploy your Worker initially
  2. Watch for file changes
  3. Automatically redeploy on save
  4. Show condensed deployment output with URLs

Verbose Output

wrongler deploy --yolo --verbose

Shows full deployment output instead of condensed mode.

With Environment

wrongler deploy --yolo --env production

With Custom Entry Point

wrongler deploy src/worker.ts --yolo

With Custom Worker Name

wrongler deploy --yolo --name my-worker

All standard Wrangler deploy flags work with YOLO mode!

Example Output

🚀 YOLO Mode activated - watching for changes...

Watching:
  - wrangler.toml
  - index.js
  - /project/dir

~ index.js
[4:41:34 PM] Deployment #1 starting...
[4:41:40 PM] ✓ Deployment #1 (5732ms)
  └─ Worker: https://my-worker.account.workers.dev
  └─ Preview: https://982b47f4-my-worker.account.workers.dev
  └─ Version: 982b47f4-5d2d-471b-a084-508acc7a2bc4

~ index.js
[4:41:45 PM] Deployment #2 starting...
[4:41:50 PM] ✓ Deployment #2 (4823ms)
  └─ Worker: https://my-worker.account.workers.dev
  └─ Preview: https://a8b2c3d4-my-worker.account.workers.dev
  └─ Version: a8b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890

Regular Wrangler Commands

Wrongler is a drop-in replacement for Wrangler. All commands work exactly the same:

wrongler dev
wrongler deploy
wrongler tail
wrongler kv:key put
# ... all other wrangler commands

Why "Wrongler"?

Because adding auto-deploy on save is either brilliantly right or hilariously wrong depending on your perspective. It's called WRONG-ler because:

  • Every file save triggers a deployment (what could go wrong? 😅)
  • No confirmation, no safety nets, just pure deployment chaos
  • It's the tool equivalent of "hold my beer and watch this"

Use YOLO deploy solely for fun and at your own risk. YOLO! 🎉

Differences from Wrangler

Wrongler adds the --yolo flag to the deploy command for automatic redeployment on file changes. All other commands work exactly the same as wrangler.

Development

Setup

git clone https://github.com/Gryczka/wrongler.git
cd wrongler
npm install
npm run build

Testing Locally

# Link globally
npm link

# Test in a Worker project
cd /path/to/your/worker
wrongler deploy

Building

npm run build

License

This project maintains the same dual MIT OR Apache-2.0 license as the original Wrangler project.

Credits

  • Wrangler: Created and maintained by Cloudflare
  • YOLO Mode: Added by Gryczka
  • Inspired by: AWS SAM's sam sync --watch feature

Links


Disclaimer

This is an unofficial, experimental wrapper for fun purposes only. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Cloudflare.

⚠️ IMPORTANT:

  • This project is for entertainment and experimentation
  • Not intended for production or serious development work
  • Use at your own risk - automatic deployments can have unexpected consequences
  • When in doubt, use official Wrangler instead

Made with ☕ and YOLO spirit - but seriously, don't use this for anything important! 🎲