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@plumix/runtime-cloudflare

v0.1.0

Published

Cloudflare Workers runtime adapter for Plumix

Downloads

167

Readme

@plumix/runtime-cloudflare

The Cloudflare Workers runtime for Plumix — the adapters that wire your site to D1, R2, KV, Images, and the edge cache. It's the first of Plumix's pluggable runtimes; the CMS itself is runtime-agnostic, so this package is swappable.

Install

pnpm add @plumix/runtime-cloudflare

Your worker needs Node compatibility. In wrangler.jsonc:

{
  "compatibility_flags": ["nodejs_compat"],
}

Usage

Each adapter is a small factory you slot into the matching field of your plumix.config.ts:

import { auth, plumix } from "plumix";

import {
  cloudflare,
  cloudflareDeployOrigin,
  d1,
  images,
  r2,
} from "@plumix/runtime-cloudflare";

const { rpId, origin } = cloudflareDeployOrigin({
  workerName: "my-site",
  accountSubdomain: "my-account",
  localOrigin: "http://localhost:5173",
});

export default plumix({
  runtime: cloudflare(),
  database: d1({ binding: "DB", session: "auto" }),
  storage: r2({ binding: "MEDIA", publicUrlBase: "https://media.example.com" }),
  imageDelivery: images({ zone: "media.example.com" }),
  auth: auth({ passkey: { rpName: "My Site", rpId, origin } }),
});

Adapters

| Factory | Field | What it does | | ------------------------------------- | --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | cloudflare() | runtime | Bridges the Workers environment to Plumix. | | d1({ binding, session }) | database | D1 (SQLite). session is "disabled" | "auto" | "primary-first" for read replication. | | r2({ binding, publicUrlBase, s3 }) | storage | R2 object storage. Add s3 credentials to enable presigned-PUT uploads. | | images({ zone }) | imageDelivery | Cloudflare Image Transformations URLs. zone is a hostname, no protocol. | | edge({ ttl, staleWhileRevalidate }) | cache | Edge cache (Cache API + purge-by-tag). | | kv({ binding }) | kv | Cloudflare KV. | | cloudflareDeployOrigin({ … }) | — | Derives rpId + origin from the Workers Builds env, with a localOrigin fallback for pnpm dev. |

Each binding matches a resource declared in your wrangler.jsonc (d1_databases, r2_buckets, kv_namespaces).

Notes

  • cloudflareDeployOrigin resolves the passkey relying-party origin per deploy: production → <worker>.<account>.workers.dev, preview → <branch>-<worker>.<account>.workers.dev, local → your localOrigin. Swap it for a hardcoded { rpId, origin } once you're on a custom domain.
  • edge() is dormant until you attach a zone. It reads CF_ZONE_ID + CF_CACHE_PURGE_TOKEN from the worker env and renders live (no caching) when either is missing — so it's a safe no-op on *.workers.dev.
  • Presigned R2 uploads need bucket CORS rules and S3 credentials; see @plumix/plugin-media for the details.

Support

Have a question? Start a discussion. Found a bug? Open an issue.

Contributing

PRs and ideas welcome. The Contributing guide gets you set up — new contributors especially welcome.

License

MIT © Plumix Contributors