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@xyo-network/dapp-kit-cloudflare-r2

v2.1.4

Published

Cloudflare R2 resource adapters and qualification for headless XL1 dApps

Readme

@xyo-network/dapp-kit-cloudflare-r2

Cloudflare R2 specialization and qualification for dapp-kit deployments.

The package combines the portable @xyo-network/dapp-kit-s3 object store with:

  • explicit R2 account endpoint construction;
  • mandatory injected clients or explicit bucket-scoped credentials;
  • credential-free, hash-bound resource plans;
  • public custom-domain and browser CORS policy;
  • a destructive prefix-confined credentialed qualification gate; and
  • a read-only public URL/CORS audit.

R2 resource plans intentionally admit only datalakes, projection stores, and checkpoint stores. They do not classify R2 as a secret store, challenge store, queue, rate limiter, or high-contention effect journal. The admitted per-key write rate is part of the plan instead of being hidden behind “S3 compatible.”

import { CloudflareR2ObjectStore } from '@xyo-network/dapp-kit-cloudflare-r2'

const store = new CloudflareR2ObjectStore({
  accountId,
  bucket,
  credentials: { accessKeyId, secretAccessKey },
  maximumObjectBytes: 4 * 1024 * 1024,
  prefix: 'my-dapp/public-projection',
})

// ...publish immutable generations and conditionally advance head.json...
store.close()

Constructing a store is not qualification. Run qualifyCloudflareR2 against the intended bucket using a CloudflareR2ObjectStore constructed with explicit credentials, and retain its result as credentialed-cloudflare-r2 evidence. The API refuses to issue that evidence class for an injected client. probeCloudflareR2Capabilities is the lower-level fake/local gate and returns capabilities without claiming credentialed R2 evidence.