# pg-cloudflare

`pg-cloudflare` makes it easier to take an existing package that relies on `tls` and `net`, and make it work in environments where only `connect()` is supported, such as Cloudflare Workers.

`pg-cloudflare` wraps `connect()`, the [TCP Socket API](https://github.com/wintercg/proposal-sockets-api) proposed within WinterCG, and implemented in [Cloudflare Workers](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/tcp-sockets/), and exposes an interface with methods similar to what the `net` and `tls` modules in Node.js expose. (ex: `net.connect(path[, options][, callback])`). This minimizes the number of changes needed in order to make an existing package work across JavaScript runtimes.

## Installation

```
npm i --save-dev pg-cloudflare
```

The package uses conditional exports to support bundlers that don't know about
`cloudflare:sockets`, so the consumer code by default imports an empty file. To
enable the package, resolve to the `cloudflare` condition in your bundler's
config. For example:

- `webpack.config.js`
  ```js
  export default {
    ...,
    resolve: { conditionNames: [..., "cloudflare"] },
    plugins: [
      // ignore cloudflare:sockets imports
      new webpack.IgnorePlugin({
        resourceRegExp: /^cloudflare:sockets$/,
      }),
    ],
  }
  ```
- `vite.config.js`
  ```js
  export default defineConfig({
    ...,
    resolve: {
      conditions: [..., "cloudflare"],
    },
    build: {
      ...,
      // don't try to bundle cloudflare:sockets
      rollupOptions: {
        external: [..., 'cloudflare:sockets'],
      },
    },
  })
  ```
- `rollup.config.js`
  ```js
  export default defineConfig({
    ...,
    plugins: [..., nodeResolve({ exportConditions: [..., 'cloudflare'] })],
    // don't try to bundle cloudflare:sockets
    external: [..., 'cloudflare:sockets'],
  })
  ```
- `esbuild.config.js`
  ```js
  await esbuild.build({
    ...,
    conditions: [..., 'cloudflare'],
  })
  ```

The concrete examples can be found in `packages/pg-bundler-test`.

## How to use conditionally, in non-Node.js environments

As implemented in `pg` [here](https://github.com/brianc/node-postgres/commit/07553428e9c0eacf761a5d4541a3300ff7859578#diff-34588ad868ebcb232660aba7ee6a99d1e02f4bc93f73497d2688c3f074e60533R5-R13), a typical use case might look as follows, where in a Node.js environment the `net` module is used, while in a non-Node.js environment, where `net` is unavailable, `pg-cloudflare` is used instead, providing an equivalent interface:

```js
module.exports.getStream = function getStream(ssl = false) {
  const net = require('net')
  if (typeof net.Socket === 'function') {
    return net.Socket()
  }
  const { CloudflareSocket } = require('pg-cloudflare')
  return new CloudflareSocket(ssl)
}
```

## Node.js implementation of the Socket API proposal

If you're looking for a way to rely on `connect()` as the interface you use to interact with raw sockets, but need this interface to be available in a Node.js environment, [`@arrowood.dev/socket`](https://github.com/Ethan-Arrowood/socket) provides a Node.js implementation of the Socket API.

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