Cloudflare Workers

A Limette application handler accepts a Web Request and returns a Web Response, so Cloudflare Workers can call a compatible server bundle from fetch:

import handler from "./dist/server/entry.js";

export default {
  fetch(request, env, ctx) {
    return handler(request, { env, ctx });
  },
};

The second argument becomes ctx.platform in Limette middleware and handlers. For this Cloudflare Workers entry, its shape is { env, ctx }, allowing access to bindings and ctx.waitUntil() where the runtime provides them.

The generated starter targets Node or Deno and does not include a Cloudflare deployment configuration. A Cloudflare Workers deployment requires a Vite server build targeting that runtime and bundling its dependencies, plus a Cloudflare configuration for the emitted script and static client assets. The framework's Cloudflare Workers build and request tests cover the handler integration, filesystem routes, middleware, layouts, and platform value. They do not provide a turnkey Cloudflare Workers project template.

Do not call serve from limette/node or limette/deno when deploying to Cloudflare Workers; fetch calls the built handler directly.