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🚀 Feature Request [getBindingsProxy]: getBindingsProxy should expose a cf object #4875

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dario-piotrowicz opened this issue Jan 30, 2024 · 4 comments · Fixed by #4926
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dario-piotrowicz commented Jan 30, 2024

In the getBindingsProxy return object we should include a cf object that developers can use to mock the real production thing.

It should reuse the same functionality Miniflare already implements: https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-sdk/blob/6a4cb8c6456f1dba95cae2b8bbe658f7227349f8/packages/miniflare/src/cf.ts

For that we either:

I did think that the former could be better (since it doesn't force the caller to be tied to the Miniflare instance), but I changed my mind and actually think that the latter could be better (since we already do have a Miniflare instance and get the cf from it... also other Miniflare users could make use of such additional field/method)

(In any case either should do)

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houmark commented Feb 3, 2024

Hey guys! Any timeline on this one?

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Hi @houmark, this should make it into one of the stable releases next week (I would be very very surprised if it doesn't) 🙂

For it we just need to merge: #4905 and then simply expose the cf in getBindingsProxy 🙂

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houmark commented Feb 3, 2024

Brilliant! Thanks so much!

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No problem 🙂👍

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