@netacea/cloudflare v6.0.18

Netacea Cloudflare

@netacea/cloudflare is a package designed to add Netacea functionality to Cloudflare workers.

Installation

🤠 Wrangler

We strongly recommend installing and using Wrangler to manage your Cloudflare workers. Wrangler is a CLI tool designed to make previewing and deploying Cloudflare workers seamless.

Installation instructions can be found here.

Check whether Wrangler is installed by using wrangler --help

🌻 Starting fresh

When using SSH for git, you will need to create a .gitconfig file and include the following lines

  [url "ssh://git@github.com/"]
  insteadOf = https://github.com

otherwise Wrangler will fail to clone the project when using wrangler generate.

After installing Wrangler, you can pull the Netacea worker template by running the following:

wrangler generate netacea-cloudflare-worker https://github.com/netacea/cloudflare-worker-template-typescript
cd netacea-cloudflare-worker
npm i
npm i @netacea/cloudflare@latest
npm run test

The tests should pass (if they don't, please open an issue here).

Follow the README.md in the cloudflare-worker-template-typescript repository to get this deployed.

✍ Existing JavaScript worker

Run the following command to install the Netacea worker

npm i @netacea/cloudflare

Import the worker

// CommonJS:
const NetaceaCloudflare = require('@netacea/cloudflare').default
// ES modules:
import NetaceaCloudflare from '@netacea/cloudflare'

Then declare a variable for the worker.

const worker = new NetaceaCloudflare({
  apiKey: 'your-api-key',
  secretKey: 'your-secret-key'
})

It's best security practice to not commit your apiKey and secretKey to any repository.

Finally in your request handler, call worker.run(event, originRequest) where originRequest is a function that will return a response. Below are two examples of workers written in JavaScript and TypeScript:

JavaScript:

const NetaceaCloudflare = require('@netacea/cloudflare').default

const worker = new NetaceaCloudflare({
  apiKey: 'your-api-key',
  secretKey: 'your-secret-key'
})

async function handleRequestWithNetacea(event) {
  const response = await worker.run(event, originRequest)
  event.waitUntil(worker.ingest(event.request, response))
  return response
}

async function originRequest(request) {
  // Implement custom pre-fetch logic here
  const response = await fetch(request)
  // Implement custom post-fetch logic here
  return response
}

module.exports = {
  handleRequestWithNetacea
}

TypeScript:

import NetaceaCloudflare from '@netacea/cloudflare'

const worker = new NetaceaCloudflare({
  apiKey: 'your-api-key',
  secretKey: 'your-secret-key'
})

export async function handleRequestWithNetacea(event: FetchEvent): Promise<Response> {
  const response = await worker.run(event, originRequest)
  event.waitUntil(worker.ingest(event.request, response))
  return response
}

async function originRequest(request: Request): Promise<Response> {
  // Implement custom pre-fetch logic here
  const response = await fetch(request)
  // Implement custom post-fetch logic here
  return response
}

⬆ Updating

Updating the Netacea Cloudflare package can be done with the following command:

npm i @netacea/cloudflare@latest