Using Cloudflare Workers

Seyfert supports Cloudflare Workers, you can setup it by configuring seyfert.config.mjs with config.http see more info here

Since Cloudflare Workers doesn't support fs, using it with seyfert might be a little tricky as you may have to import each command/language/component and load it manually

You must set compilerOptions.module to ESNext in your tsconfig.json since cf workers only supports ESM

First of all you will need to install an adapter for seyfert, you can do it by running:

npm add @slipher/generic-adapter

and your index.ts shall follow the following example:

import '../seyfert.config.mjs'; // ye, importing our seyfert.config.mjs
import { HttpClient } from 'seyfert';
import { GenericAdapter } from '@slipher/generic-adapter';
 
import Ping from './commands/ping.js';
 
const client = new HttpClient();
const adapter = new GenericAdapter(client);
 
client.start()
  .then(async () => {
    // we need to load commands manually
    await client.commands!.set('', client, [Ping]);
  });
 
adapter.start();
 
export default {
  fetch(req: Request) {
    return adapter.fetch(req);
  }
}

and the same when we load both components and langs

import '../seyfert.config.mjs'; // ye, importing our seyfert.config.mjs
import { HttpClient } from 'seyfert';
 
// commands
import Ping from './commands/ping.js';
 
// langs
import EnLang from './languages/en.js';
 
// components
import ButtonC from './components/buttonHandle.js';
 
const client = new HttpClient();
 
client.start()
  .then(async () => {
    // we need to load commands manually
    await client.commands!.set('', client, [Ping]);
 
    // load languages
    await client.langs!.set('', [{ name: 'en', file: EnLang}]);
 
    // load components
    await client.components!.set('', client, [ButtonC]);
  });
 
adapter.start();
 
export default {
  fetch(req: Request) {
    return adapter.fetch(req);
  }
}

and then onwards we can use seyfert with Cloudflare Workers.