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Add WorkersD1KvStore backed by Cloudflare D1 - #1360
Fedify writes to its key–value store about as often as it reads from it: every incoming activity triggers an idempotency check followed by a write, and the remote document and public key caches write on every miss. Workers KV is tuned and priced for read-heavy workloads and is eventually consistent, which matters for one-time signature nonces and idempotency records. WorkersKvStore also cannot implement cas(), so some features fall back to non-atomic code paths on Cloudflare Workers.
This PR adds WorkersD1KvStore to @fedify/cfworkers, a KvStore backed by Cloudflare D1, and makes it the recommended store for Workers deployments. It is a port of the D1 store I have been running on my blog, rewritten against the raw D1 API without Drizzle.
Changes
Added WorkersD1KvStore with get(), set(), delete(), list(), and cas().
Since D1 has no interactive transactions, each cas() call is a single conditional SQL statement:
When the expected value is undefined, it uses INSERT … ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE … WHERE expires <= now, so expired entries count as missing.
Otherwise, it uses UPDATE/DELETE … WHERE, comparing the stored and expected values structurally with json_tree() in both directions. The order of object members is ignored, while array order and value types matter.
set() purges expired entries in the same batch round trip.
list() matches prefixes with substr() rather than LIKE, so % and _ in keys are matched literally.
Added the tableName (default fedify_kv) and initialized options. The store creates its table on first use; with initialized: true, the schema can be managed by D1 migrations instead.
Added WorkersD1DatabaseLike and WorkersD1PreparedStatementLike, so both D1Database and D1DatabaseSession from @cloudflare/workers-types (and wrangler types output) are accepted.
Updated docs/manual/kv.md, docs/manual/deploy.md, docs/manual/tasks.md, docs/manual/opentelemetry.md, the package README, and the Fedify skill to recommend WorkersD1KvStore over WorkersKvStore.
Added a changelog fragment.
Testing
Added packages/cfworkers/test/d1.test.ts, which runs against a D1 binding in @cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers (Miniflare). It covers structural comparison in cas(), expiry, TTLs, concurrent cas() calls, and prefix listing. All 64 tests in the package pass on Node.js.
Extended test/typecheck/workers-types.ts to check that D1Database and D1DatabaseSession are accepted.
mise run check-each cfworkers, mise run check:types -- cfworkers, mise run check:md, and mise run docs:build pass.
mise run test-each cfworkers fails locally at the Deno step with Could not find referrer npm package … vitest. The same error occurs on an unmodified main, so it appears to be a local Deno cache issue unrelated to this change. I did not run the Bun step.
The original Drizzle-based implementation of this store runs in production on my blog. This rewritten version has so far been tested in Miniflare only.
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This PR was written with the assistance of Claude Code (claude-opus-5-5). It ported my existing D1 store to the raw D1 API, and wrote the tests, documentation, and changelog fragment. I reviewed the changes.
Fedify writes to its key-value store about as often as it reads from it,
and idempotency records and signature nonces need strong consistency.
Workers KV is tuned for read-heavy workloads, is eventually consistent,
and cannot support cas(), so WorkersKvStore is a poor fit for Fedify on
Cloudflare Workers.
This commit includes the following changes:
- Added WorkersD1KvStore to @fedify/cfworkers, with cas() implemented
as a single conditional SQL statement per call, since D1 has no
interactive transactions. Values are compared structurally with
json_tree(), ignoring the order of object members.
- Added WorkersD1DatabaseLike and WorkersD1PreparedStatementLike so that
both D1Database and D1DatabaseSession bindings are accepted.
- Added binding-based tests and type checks for the new store.
- Updated the documentation and the Fedify skill to recommend
WorkersD1KvStore over WorkersKvStore on Cloudflare Workers.
fedify-dev#1135
Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-opus-5-5
Adds WorkersD1KvStore, a Cloudflare D1-backed KvStore with initialization, expiration handling, CAS, and prefix listing. Updates Cloudflare Workers examples and documentation to describe D1 and Workers KV behavior and usage.
Changes: D1-backed key-value storage
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Summary
D1 store setup and basic operations packages/cfworkers/src/mod.ts, packages/cfworkers/test/*, packages/cfworkers/wrangler.jsonc, packages/cfworkers/test/typecheck/*
Adds D1 binding interfaces and store options. The store initializes its table and expiration index, and implements get, set, and delete operations. Tests and type checks cover D1 bindings and initialization behavior.
CAS, listing, and validation packages/cfworkers/src/mod.ts, packages/cfworkers/test/d1.test.ts
Adds conditional CAS and prefix listing. Tests cover structural comparisons, expiration, concurrent operations, pagination, and prefix matching.
sequenceDiagram
participant Fetch
participant WorkersD1KvStore
participant D1Database
Fetch->>WorkersD1KvStore: Call a key-value operation
WorkersD1KvStore->>D1Database: Execute SQL against the D1 table
D1Database-->>WorkersD1KvStore: Return query results
WorkersD1KvStore-->>Fetch: Return values or operation result
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Possibly related issues
fedify-dev/fedify#1379 — Adds single-key cas() to WorkersD1KvStore; the issue’s multi-key operations and D1 session audit are not included.
fedify-dev/fedify#1361 — Introduces WorkersD1KvStore and its single-key cas() as an adapter, but does not add multi-key support.
fedify-dev/fedify#1336 — Updates the DenoKvStore deprecation guidance to recommend WorkersD1KvStore on Cloudflare Workers; it does not remove the package.
Possibly related PRs
fedify-dev/fedify#806 — Uses KvStore.cas() for task deduplication, and this change adds WorkersD1KvStore.cas() and lists it as an adapter for that feature.
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Suggested reviewers:dahlia
Merge Risk: Low · up to ef324
The new D1 store looks mergeable. The manual overstates how expired-entry cleanup limits table growth, and two smaller doc and test details could be tightened.
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[#1135] WorkersD1KvStore provides a D1-backed alternative with atomic cas() for Fedify's balanced workload and consistency needs. Integration tests cover expiry, concurrency, structural comparison…
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[#1135] The D1 store, tests, type checks, and configuration support the storage alternative. The documentation, lint guidance, skill guidance, and changelog update the affected Workers storage recomme…
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[#1135] WorkersD1KvStore provides a D1-backed alternative with atomic cas() for Fedify's balanced workload and consistency needs. Integration tests cover expiry, concurrency, structural comparison, and prefix listing. Type checks cover D1 database and session bindings. The documentation recommends D1 and warns that sessions may read stale data.
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[#1135] The D1 store, tests, type checks, and configuration support the storage alternative. The documentation, lint guidance, skill guidance, and changelog update the affected Workers storage recommendations. The supplied change summary shows no unrelated changes.
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Thank you for your first contribution to Fedify.
The single-statement CAS design is sound, but the expiry predicate uses a timestamp captured before the D1 request. A delayed CAS can therefore write after another reader has observed the key as expired; I reproduced this with the built store and a delayed SQLite binding. The other major items are the unconditional strong-consistency claim for session bindings, per-request initialization DDL, and the unbounded and non-indexed implementation of list().
Minor notes that do not warrant separate comments: json_tree() rejects nesting beyond 1,000 levels while set() and get() accept it; there is no drop() for test teardown; the index name is ${tableName}_expires while the SQLite adapter uses idx_${tableName}_expires; and “priced for balanced read and write workloads” overstates the symmetry of D1 pricing.
The review of fedify-dev#1360 found that
cas() compared expiration against a timestamp taken before the D1
request, so a delayed CAS could overwrite an entry that a concurrent
reader had already observed as expired. It also pointed out unbounded
work in list() and set(), per-request initialization, and documentation
that overstated the store's guarantees.
This commit includes the following changes:
- Compared and computed expiration with D1's own clock inside each
statement, and added a regression test with a delayed binding.
- Fetched list() results in bounded, keyset-paginated batches over an
indexed key range instead of buffering one unbounded scan.
- Bounded the expired-entry sweep, and ran it on cas() writes too.
- Fell back to comparing serializations in cas() for values nested
deeper than json_tree() accepts.
- Rejected table names reserved by SQLite and D1, renamed the index to
idx_<table>_expires to match SqliteKvStore, and added drop().
- Documented that D1 sessions only provide sequential consistency, and
recommended D1 migrations with initialized: true in production.
- Updated the Deno KV deprecation guidance and remaining examples to
recommend WorkersD1KvStore on Cloudflare Workers.
- Added tests for initialization, sessions, competing instances, TTLs
on update, pagination, and escaped or Unicode prefixes, and a type
check against wrangler-generated D1 declarations.
Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-opus-5-5
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- Around line 630-631: Update the cleanup description to state that each set()
call and each cas() call that attempts a mutation purges up to 100 expired
entries, while delete() does not run cleanup. Clarify that entries without a TTL
do not expire and this cleanup does not bound table size.
Review comments at @packages/cfworkers/src/mod.ts:
- Around line 285-286: Confirm the intended validation rules implemented for
tableName, then align its option JSDoc, the constructor’s @throws text, and the
manual with those rules, including the restrictions that reject an empty name, a
name starting with a digit, and names longer than 64 characters. Keep the
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- Around line 430-435: Synchronize the in-flight expiry test around the
delayed.cas UPDATE batch so it cannot pass without exercising expiration during
the operation. Gate the batch when it reaches D1Spy, assert the entry is still
live at that point, wait until the D1 clock has passed its expiry, then release
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delete() does not run cleanup. Entries without a TTL do not expire, so cleanup does not bound table size.
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--- "a/docs/manual/kv.md"+++ "b/docs/manual/kv.md"@@ -627,8 +627,10 @@
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_fedify_kv_expires ON fedify_kv (expires);
~~~~
-Expired entries are never returned. Each write also purges a bounded number-of expired entries from the table, so the table does not grow without limit.+Expired entries are never returned. Each `set()` call and each `cas()` call+that attempts a mutation purges up to 100 expired entries. `delete()` does not+run this cleanup. Entries without a TTL do not expire, so cleanup does not+bound the table size.
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Expired entries are never returned. Each write also purges a bounded number
of expired entries from the table, so the table does not grow without limit.
Expired entries are never returned. Each `set()` call and each `cas()` call
that attempts a mutation purges up to 100 expired entries. `delete()` does not
run this cleanup. Entries without a TTL do not expire, so cleanup does not
bound the table size.
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Review comment at @docs/manual/kv.md around lines 630 - 631:
Update the cleanup description to state that each set() call and each cas() call
that attempts a mutation purges up to 100 expired entries, while delete() does
not run cleanup. Clarify that entries without a TTL do not expire and this
cleanup does not bound table size.
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- reviewed source ---'
nl -ba packages/cfworkers/src/mod.ts | sed -n '240,420p'printf'%s\n''--- docs references ---'
rg -n -F --glob 'docs/manual/kv.md' -e 'tableName' -e 'sqlite_' -e '_cf_' -e 'WorkersD1KvStore' docs/manual/kv.md ||test"$?" -eq 1
printf'%s\n''--- docs surrounding matches ---'
python3 - <<'PY'from pathlib import Pathp = Path("docs/manual/kv.md")lines = p.read_text().splitlines()for i, line in enumerate(lines, 1): if any(term in line for term in ("tableName", "sqlite_", "_cf_", "WorkersD1KvStore")): lo=max(1,i-8); hi=min(len(lines),i+12) print(f"--- {p}:{lo}-{hi} ---") for n in range(lo,hi+1): print(f"{n:4} {lines[n-1]}")PYprintf'%s\n''--- changed hunk (base to head) ---'
git diff --unified=15 a776599e3f8966d0ef5324d34f29ce4abb61851c4 ef3249512d99faa5b2dce9f4462e48a868fd885f -- packages/cfworkers/src/mod.ts docs/manual/kv.md
printf'%s\n''--- repository guidance candidates ---'
rg -n -F --glob 'AGENTS.md' --glob 'CLAUDE.md' --glob 'CONTRIBUTING*' -e 'documentation' -e 'JSDoc' -e 'public API' -e 'tableName'.||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: fedify-dev/fedify
Length of output: 47112
Clarify the tableName validation rules.
The constructor rejects "1kv", an empty string, and a name of 65 letters. The tableName documentation does not describe these restrictions, so callers can encounter an unexpected TypeError.
Confirm the intended rules, then align the option JSDoc, constructor @throws text, and manual with them.
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minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @packages/cfworkers/src/mod.ts around lines 285 - 286:
Confirm the intended validation rules implemented for tableName, then align its
option JSDoc, the constructor’s @throws text, and the manual with those rules,
including the restrictions that reject an empty name, a name starting with a
digit, and names longer than 64 characters. Keep the documentation consistent
with the existing validation rather than changing behavior or assuming
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nl -ba packages/cfworkers/src/mod.ts | sed -n '275,610p'
nl -ba packages/cfworkers/test/d1.test.ts | sed -n '18,105p;419,437p'
Repository: fedify-dev/fedify
Length of output: 18372
Synchronize the in-flight expiry test.
If insertion or initialization takes longer than 300 ms, the entry may expire before the UPDATE reaches D1Spy. The test can then pass without checking expiration while the operation is in flight.
Gate the UPDATE batch and assert that the entry is still live when it reaches the gate. Wait for the D1 clock to pass the expiry before releasing the batch.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @packages/cfworkers/test/d1.test.ts around lines 430 - 435:
Synchronize the in-flight expiry test around the delayed.cas UPDATE batch so it
cannot pass without exercising expiration during the operation. Gate the batch
when it reaches D1Spy, assert the entry is still live at that point, wait until
the D1 clock has passed its expiry, then release the batch and retain the
existing result assertions.
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Thanks for working through the review. The changes address the issues I raised: expiry now uses D1's clock, the list path is paginated and indexed, and the docs and tests cover the new behavior.
This looks ready to merge to me, so I'm approving it. Is there anything you're still working on, or is there a reason it's still a draft?
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Closes #1135.
Background
Fedify writes to its key–value store about as often as it reads from it: every incoming activity triggers an idempotency check followed by a write, and the remote document and public key caches write on every miss. Workers KV is tuned and priced for read-heavy workloads and is eventually consistent, which matters for one-time signature nonces and idempotency records.
WorkersKvStorealso cannot implementcas(), so some features fall back to non-atomic code paths on Cloudflare Workers.This PR adds
WorkersD1KvStoreto@fedify/cfworkers, aKvStorebacked by Cloudflare D1, and makes it the recommended store for Workers deployments. It is a port of the D1 store I have been running on my blog, rewritten against the raw D1 API without Drizzle.Changes
WorkersD1KvStorewithget(),set(),delete(),list(), andcas().cas()call is a single conditional SQL statement:undefined, it usesINSERT … ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE … WHERE expires <= now, so expired entries count as missing.UPDATE/DELETE … WHERE, comparing the stored and expected values structurally withjson_tree()in both directions. The order of object members is ignored, while array order and value types matter.set()purges expired entries in the same batch round trip.list()matches prefixes withsubstr()rather thanLIKE, so%and_in keys are matched literally.tableName(defaultfedify_kv) andinitializedoptions. The store creates its table on first use; withinitialized: true, the schema can be managed by D1 migrations instead.WorkersD1DatabaseLikeandWorkersD1PreparedStatementLike, so bothD1DatabaseandD1DatabaseSessionfrom@cloudflare/workers-types(andwrangler typesoutput) are accepted.WorkersD1KvStoreoverWorkersKvStore.Testing
@cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers(Miniflare). It covers structural comparison incas(), expiry, TTLs, concurrentcas()calls, and prefix listing. All 64 tests in the package pass on Node.js.D1DatabaseandD1DatabaseSessionare accepted.mise run check-each cfworkers,mise run check:types -- cfworkers,mise run check:md, andmise run docs:buildpass.mise run test-each cfworkersfails locally at the Deno step withCould not find referrer npm package … vitest. The same error occurs on an unmodifiedmain, so it appears to be a local Deno cache issue unrelated to this change. I did not run the Bun step.The original Drizzle-based implementation of this store runs in production on my blog. This rewritten version has so far been tested in Miniflare only.
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This PR was written with the assistance of Claude Code (
claude-opus-5-5). It ported my existing D1 store to the raw D1 API, and wrote the tests, documentation, and changelog fragment. I reviewed the changes.🤖 Generated with Claude Code