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hono-door

v0.3.0

Published

Hono routes, middleware, and Durable Objects for short-lived public links on Cloudflare Workers.

Readme

hono-door

Hono routes, middleware, and Durable Objects for short-lived public links on Cloudflare Workers.

Install:

bun add hono-door

Minimal Worker:

import { Hono } from 'hono'
import { createDoor, PublicLink, Registry, Room } from 'hono-door'

export { PublicLink, Registry, Room }

const app = new Hono()
const door = createDoor()

app.route('/l', door.public())
app.route('/admin', door.adminApi())

export default app

See the repository README for Wrangler bindings, Durable Object migrations, admin API examples, archive search, and token lifecycle details.

Stable Room IDs

Use roomId as the stable application-owned key for custom content. The same roomId resolves to the same Room Durable Object, and the Registry stores one row per room_id. Issuing or switching another linkId to an already-used roomId is rejected, so create a fresh roomId per public survey/event and use it as the foreign key in your own DO or D1 data.

Public renderers receive link.roomId, link.linkId, link.tokenHash, link.label, and link.expiresAt after token validation, so they can load application data by roomId. Manual archive, revoke, and expiry do not change roomId; reissue creates a new token hash while keeping the link's current room.

hono-door uses Cloudflare Durable Object SQLite storage directly through ctx.storage.sql.exec() with bound parameters. The package manages each Durable Object's internal SQLite schema with an in-object migration table, but your Worker still needs Wrangler new_sqlite_classes migrations for the exported PublicLink, Registry, and Room classes.