Introduction

👩‍🚒 wkrk helps you to build websites using Cloudflare Workers faster.

wkrk let's you focus on what's important: your content. Here's how:

• ✍️ Concise, declarative API.
• ⛱ Offers handy helpers like res.redirect and res.status.
• 🔵 TypeScript first-class support.
• ⚡️ No build tools required, just simple and concise abstractions.

Fast Track ⏱️

Get started by creating a new site. To get started, call the wkrk function with your route defitions. Let's start with a route that responds to the /users path:

index.js

import { wkrk } from "wkrk";
import users from "./api/users";

const routes = { "/users": users };

export default wkrk(routes);

Then define a handler for GET requests:

// api/users.js
export default {
  get({ req, res }) {
    return res.status(200).json({ name: "Giovanni" });
  }
};

You can also define everything in a single file:

import { wkrk } from 'wkrk'

const routes = {
  '/users': {
    get({ req, res }) {
      return res.status(200).json({ name: 'Giovanni' })
    },
  },
}

export default wkrk(routes)

Handling HTTP Methods

You can add the following functions to your routes:

• get: Handles GET requests.
• post: Handles POST requests.
• put: Handles PUT requests.
• delete: Handles DELETE requests.
• handler: Handles all requests that aren't defined by any function above.

You can combine handler with the other functions. An example of this is shown below:

export default {
  get({ req, res }) {
    return res.status(200).json({ name: "Giovanni" });
  },
  handler({ req, res }) {
    return res.status(200).send('I match everything else.');
  }
};