A library designed to make writing workers so much cleaner and easier!

Welcome to easy-utils, this library is designed to make writing Workers easy as heck. Included in this package is a bunch of helpers for responses, profiling, handling cookies, and serving any static assets. Now with full Websocket support!

Turn your Worker code from spaghetti hell to majestic artwork today with easy-utils.

Documentation:

npm i cfw-easy-utils

Note: this lib has tree-shaking enabled by default. Only import what you need and you will keep your package size low!

Stuck having to copy paste the same 4 lines of code just to return a simple JSON object? Now you can easily return any JSON-compatible object/array without having to worry about your code getting complex.

return response.json({ 'hello': 'world!' })

Want to save money on your bill? Cache your assets on the edge and speed up your images. All of Cloudflare's caching power in a single line of code.

return response.static(request, { baseUrl: 'https://yourbucket.net' })

Support Websockets at the edge with our util library. Get access to a full Websocket client and server for your every need.

import { response, Websocket, WebsocketResponse } from 'cfw-easy-utils'

var ws = new Websocket('ws://echo.websocket.org') // Client
var resp = new WebsocketResponse() // Server

ws.on('message', (msg) => {
    resp.send(msg)
})

resp.on('message', (msg) => {
    ws.send(msg)
})

return response.websocket(resp)

CORS can be so cumbersome and annoying. Let easy-utils handle it for you so you can focus on your Worker's real purpose.

if (request.method == 'OPTIONS') {
    return response.cors()
}

// autoCors is true by default, but we want to show it off.
return response.json({ hello: 'World' }, { autoCors: true })

Record your times to watch for any slow I/O events. Will only count I/O as Workers cannot count CPU time internally. All you need to do is mark some times, then set the Stopwatch option on any of easy-utils response handler and it will set the Server-Timing header for you. Look in the Timing header of your modern browser to view the timings.

import { Stopwatch } from 'cfw-easy-utils'

const watch = new Stopwatch()
const value = await KVNAMESPACE.get('somekey')
watch.mark('Got KV response')
return response.json({ kv: value }, { stopwatch: watch })

Want to take your user experience to the next level? You can generate password hashes and UUID's direct in your Worker.

import { response, secrets } from 'cfw-easy-utils'

// Later, use secrets.verifyPassword to verify someone's identity.
return response.json({
    id: secrets.uuidv4(),
    passwordHash: await secrets.hashPassword('passw0rd01')
})

Made by Connor Vince with the help and love from the Cloudflare Worker's community. Thank you everyone!