The current starter template is based on Remix 1.1.3
While the official template provides the bare minimums for you to kickstart a Remix app running on Cloudflare Workers, this starter template adds a few extra tools that are common for development and let you be productive right away. These tools include:
- Tailwind
- Playwright
- ESLint
- Prettier
In addition, it is now setup using a custom adapter based on the official Cloudflare Pages adapter. This allows us running a module worker with supports of Durable Objects
. This is a temporay workaround until an official update is landed on the CF Worker adapter.
Please make sure the node version is >= 16.7. If you are using nvm
, just run:
nvm use
This allows miniflare to serve a development environment as close to the actual worker runtime as possibile.
To starts your app in development mode, rebuilding assets on file changes, the recommended approach is:
npm run dev
This will run your remix app in dev mode using miniflare.
Before running the tests, please ensure the worker is built:
npm run build && npm run test
To deploy your Remix app, simply do it with Wrangler using:
npx wrangler publish
The template ships a development workflow which is triggered whenever new changes are pushed.
To allow GitHub deploying the worker for you, following variables are required:
- CF_API_TOKEN
- CF_ACCOUNT_ID
These values could be found / created on your Cloudflare Dashboard. If your project is bootstrapped with the deploy button above, both should be already set in the repository.
Alternatively, CF_ACCOUNT_ID can be set as account_id
on the wrangler.toml.