kv-orm-cf-workers v0.2.3

kv-orm-cf-workers

A Cloudflare Workers KV datastore plugin for kv-orm.

Note: Requires the latest Namespace version.

Installation

npm install --save kv-orm kv-orm-cf-workers

Setup

1. Create a Namespace in Cloudflare, by either:
   • Using the UI:
     1. In the Cloudflare Dashboard, navigate to the Workers tab:
     2. Under the Workers KV section, enter a name, and click Add:
   • Using the API
   • Using a deploy tool:
     • Serverless
     • Wrangler (Coming Soon!)
2. Bind the Namespace to a variable in your script:
   • Using the UI:
     1. Navigate to the Worker Editor:
     2. Select your Script, and go the the Resources tab.
     3. Click + Add Binding, select your new Namespace, and click Save:
   • Using the API
   • Using a deploy tool:
     • Serverless
3. This makes the binded, global variable available within the Cloudflare Worker Script.

Note: It's recommended that you use an exclusive namespace for a kv-orm datastore i.e. don't manually store any data in that Namespace, at risk of having it overwritten by kv-orm.

Usage

import { BaseEntity, Column, Entity } from "kv-orm";
import { CloudflareWorkersKVDatastore } from "kv-orm-cf-workers";

// Bind a Cloudflare Namespace to a variable (see Setup above): e.g. LIBRARY

const cfWorkersKVDatastore = new CloudflareWorkersKVDatastore(LIBRARY);

@Entity(cfWorkersKVDatastore)
class Author extends BaseEntity {
  @Column()
  public firstName!: string;

  @Column()
  public lastName!: string;
}

// For more information how to then use Author, check out the kv-orm package:
// https://github.com/GregBrimble/kv-orm

Limitations

• Investigating Relationships
  ~~-to-many Relationships are limited to 4000 instances. It may be possible to overcome this limitation by having tree-like 'spaces' to contain multiple sets of children (untested!).~~