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@yansirplus/deploy-cloudflare

v0.5.16

Published

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Downloads

2,979

Readme

@agent-os/deploy-cloudflare

Purpose

Cloudflare Worker deploy material and provider implementation for @agent-os/deploy.

Public API Status

Provider package. It materializes @agent-os/deploy for Cloudflare Workers while keeping raw provider material resolver-side.

Invariant

Worker script/modules and Worker manifest live inside deployable artifact material resolved from artifactRef. Staging facts keep only symbolic artifactRef, routeRef, and digest; they do not grow Worker-specific manifest fields. Cloudflare account IDs, route URLs, tokens, and provider handles stay out of manifest refs and ledger-visible projections.

Minimal Usage

Resolve a staged artifactRef to a CloudflareWorkerDeployBundle, validate the bundle digest, and use makeCloudflareWorkerDeployCarrier to emit symbolic deploy refs while raw Cloudflare material stays resolver-side. Use makeCloudflareWorkerDeployResolverComposition to adapt a kernel RefResolver into the provider-specific resolver contract: credentials, Cloudflare resources, bindings, and production endpoints stay material refs; artifact bundle lookup stays in the staging artifact resolver. The stable Worker webapp route composes bounded workspace exec, staging artifact publication, Cloudflare Worker resource material, deploy promotion, readback, rollback, and UI endpoint lookup without adding trycf or background session-process semantics. Deploy/promote orchestration relies on the a44 durable trigger claim-token/redrive substrate; the provider does not implement its own retry ledger.

import { cloudflareWorkerDeployBundleDigest } from "@agent-os/deploy-cloudflare";

Verification

cd packages/providers/deploy-cloudflare
vp test run

Live Cloudflare deploy smoke is opt-in and must not commit provider material or raw URLs.