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@hebilicious/wrangler-builds

v0.1.0

Published

Project-agnostic Cloudflare Workers Build trigger sync package.

Readme

wrangler-builds

wrangler-builds keeps Cloudflare Workers Build triggers in sync with checked-in workers-build.jsonc files.

It is built for the explicit workflow first:

  • sync one config file with Cloudflare
  • inspect the current Cloudflare config for one file
  • optionally discover many config files from a directory when you really want that

The package does not create or delete triggers during normal sync. If a trigger is missing on Cloudflare, the run fails so the drift stays explicit.

Install

npm install -g @hebilicious/wrangler-builds

Required environment

export CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN=...
export CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID=...

Config file

Example workers-build.jsonc:

{
  "scriptName": "my-worker",
  "buildCommand": "pnpm build",
  "rootDirectory": "apps/my-worker",
  "triggers": [
    {
      "name": "Deploy production",
      "deployCommand": "npx wrangler deploy --config wrangler.jsonc",
      "branchIncludes": ["main"],
      "branchExcludes": [],
      "pathIncludes": ["apps/my-worker/**"],
      "pathExcludes": []
    }
  ]
}

Top-level buildCommand and rootDirectory act as defaults for each trigger.

Usage

Sync one config file:

wrangler-builds path/to/workers-build.jsonc

Preview changes without mutating Cloudflare:

wrangler-builds --dry-run path/to/workers-build.jsonc

Show the current Cloudflare state for one config file:

wrangler-builds show path/to/workers-build.jsonc

Advanced discovery for multiple configs:

wrangler-builds sync --cwd . --glob "**/workers-build.jsonc"

Repository

This repository is a pnpm workspace managed with moon and proto.

Useful commands:

pnpm install
moon run wrangler-builds:build
moon run wrangler-builds:test
moon run wrangler-builds:e2e
moon run workspace:changeset
moon run workspace:changeset-status
moon run workspace:version

The live end-to-end suite runs against the example worker in examples/live-e2e-worker.

Release workflow details live in PUBLISHING.md.