workers

workers

• workers is a package to run an HTTP server written in Go on Cloudflare Workers.
• This package can easily serve http.Handler on Cloudflare Workers.
• Caution: This is an experimental project.

Features

• serve http.Handler
• R2
  • Head
  • Get
  • Put
  • Delete
  • List
  • Options for R2 methods
• KV
  • Get
  • List
  • Put
  • Delete
  • Options for KV methods
• Cache API
• Durable Objects
  • Calling stubs
• D1 (alpha)
• Environment variables
• FetchEvent

Installation

go get github.com/syumai/workers

Usage

implement your http.Handler and give it to workers.Serve().

func main() {
	var handler http.HandlerFunc = func (w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) { ... }
	workers.Serve(handler)
}

or just call http.Handle and http.HandleFunc, then invoke workers.Serve() with nil.

func main() {
	http.HandleFunc("/hello", func (w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) { ... })
	workers.Serve(nil) // if nil is given, http.DefaultServeMux is used.
}

For concrete examples, see examples directory. Currently, all examples use tinygo instead of Go due to binary size issues.

A template repository is also available.

• https://github.com/syumai/worker-template-tinygo

FAQ

How do I deploy a worker implemented in this package?

To deploy a Worker, the following steps are required.

• Create a worker project using wrangler.
• Build a Wasm binary.
• Upload a Wasm binary with a JavaScript code to load and instantiate Wasm (for entry point).

The worker-template-tinygo repository contains all the required files, so I recommend using this template.

The worker-template-go repository (using regular Go, not tinygo) is also available, but it requires a paid plan of Cloudflare Workers (due to the large binary size).

Where can I have discussions about contributions, or ask questions about how to use the library?

You can do both through GitHub Issues. If you want to have a more casual conversation, please use the Discord server.