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Expand Up @@ -107,6 +107,26 @@ To be released.
[#1353]: https://github.com/fedify-dev/fedify/pull/1353
[#1359]: https://github.com/fedify-dev/fedify/pull/1359

### @fedify/cfworkers

- Added `WorkersD1KvStore`, a `KvStore` implementation backed by
Cloudflare D1. Fedify writes to its key–value store about as often as it
reads from it, and some of its records, such as idempotency records and
signature nonces, need strong consistency, which Workers KV does not
provide. `WorkersD1KvStore` is strongly consistent and supports `cas()`,
so features that need atomic updates no longer fall back to non-atomic
code paths. It is now the recommended `KvStore` for Cloudflare Workers;
consider migrating from `WorkersKvStore`.
[[#1135], [#1360] by Beiyan Yunyi\]

Pass the `D1Database` binding itself, since D1 sessions can read stale
data from replicas. Because the store is constructed per request, create
its table with a D1 migration and pass `initialized: true` in production
to avoid an extra query per request.

[#1135]: https://github.com/fedify-dev/fedify/issues/1135
[#1360]: https://github.com/fedify-dev/fedify/pull/1360

### @fedify/cli

- Added a `fedify-cli` Agent Skill for command-line ActivityPub diagnostics
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---
links:
'#1135': https://github.com/fedify-dev/fedify/issues/1135
'#1360': https://github.com/fedify-dev/fedify/pull/1360
---
- Added `WorkersD1KvStore`, a `KvStore` implementation backed by
Cloudflare D1. Fedify writes to its key–value store about as often as it
reads from it, and some of its records, such as idempotency records and
signature nonces, need strong consistency, which Workers KV does not
provide. `WorkersD1KvStore` is strongly consistent and supports `cas()`,
so features that need atomic updates no longer fall back to non-atomic
code paths. It is now the recommended `KvStore` for Cloudflare Workers;
consider migrating from `WorkersKvStore`.
[[#1135], [#1360] by Beiyan Yunyi]

Pass the `D1Database` binding itself, since D1 sessions can read stale
data from replicas. Because the store is constructed per request, create
its table with a D1 migration and pass `initialized: true` in production
to avoid an extra query per request.
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Fedify 2.5.0 and will be removed in Fedify 3.0.0. It remains supported for
existing Deno applications throughout the 2.x series.

On Cloudflare Workers, use `WorkersD1KvStore` (backed by D1) rather than
`WorkersKvStore` (backed by Workers KV). Fedify's key–value workload is
balanced between reads and writes and needs strong consistency, and only
`WorkersD1KvStore` supports `cas()`. Pass the `D1Database` binding itself,
not a D1 session, and create its table with a D1 migration and
`initialized: true`, since the store is constructed per request.

For `PostgresKvStore`, existing populated tables and externally managed DDL
(`initialized: true`) need the [expiry expression index] to accelerate cleanup.
Run concurrent index creation outside a transaction, followed by `ANALYZE`.
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Expand Up @@ -171,16 +171,16 @@ The in-memory defaults are for development only.
in-flight activity; neither survives horizontal scaling. Pick a persistent
backend before you take traffic:

| Backend | KV store | Message queue | When to choose |
| ---------------------------------- | ----------------- | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------- |
| PostgreSQL | `PostgresKvStore` | `PostgresMessageQueue` | You already run Postgres for app data |
| Redis | `RedisKvStore` | `RedisMessageQueue` | Dedicated cache/queue infrastructure |
| MySQL/MariaDB | `MysqlKvStore` | `MysqlMessageQueue` | You already run MySQL or MariaDB |
| SQLite | `SqliteKvStore` | `SqliteMessageQueue` | Single-node/embedded deployments |
| RabbitMQ | — | `AmqpMessageQueue` | Existing AMQP infrastructure |
| Deno KV (deprecated) | `DenoKvStore` | `DenoKvMessageQueue` | Existing Deno Deploy applications |
| Cloudflare KV + Queues | `WorkersKvStore` | `WorkersMessageQueue` | Cloudflare Workers |
| Netlify Database + Async Workloads | `PostgresKvStore` | `NetlifyMessageQueue` | Netlify Functions |
| Backend | KV store | Message queue | When to choose |
| ---------------------------------- | ------------------ | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------- |
| PostgreSQL | `PostgresKvStore` | `PostgresMessageQueue` | You already run Postgres for app data |
| Redis | `RedisKvStore` | `RedisMessageQueue` | Dedicated cache/queue infrastructure |
| MySQL/MariaDB | `MysqlKvStore` | `MysqlMessageQueue` | You already run MySQL or MariaDB |
| SQLite | `SqliteKvStore` | `SqliteMessageQueue` | Single-node/embedded deployments |
| RabbitMQ | — | `AmqpMessageQueue` | Existing AMQP infrastructure |
| Deno KV (deprecated) | `DenoKvStore` | `DenoKvMessageQueue` | Existing Deno Deploy applications |
| Cloudflare D1 + Queues | `WorkersD1KvStore` | `WorkersMessageQueue` | Cloudflare Workers |
| Netlify Database + Async Workloads | `PostgresKvStore` | `NetlifyMessageQueue` | Netlify Functions |

See the [*Key–value store*](./kv.md) and [*Message queue*](./mq.md) chapters
for setup details and trade-offs between backends (connection pooling,
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Queues, R2, D1—are exposed through the `env` parameter of the request
handler rather than as ambient imports. Fedify accommodates this through
the [builder pattern](./federation.md#builder-pattern-for-structuring) and
the [`@fedify/cfworkers`] package, which provides `WorkersKvStore` and
`WorkersMessageQueue`.
the [`@fedify/cfworkers`] package, which provides `WorkersD1KvStore`,
`WorkersKvStore`, and `WorkersMessageQueue`. Prefer `WorkersD1KvStore`
over `WorkersKvStore`: Fedify writes to its key–value store about as often as
it reads from it and needs strong consistency, which D1 provides and Workers KV
does not. See the
[*`WorkersD1KvStore`*](./kv.md#workersd1kvstore-cloudflare-workers-only)
section for details.

#### Node.js compatibility

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~~~~ typescript twoslash
// @noErrors: 2345
type Env = {
KV_NAMESPACE: KVNamespace<string>;
DB: D1Database;
QUEUE: Queue;
};
import { Person } from "@fedify/vocab";
// ---cut-before---
import { createFederationBuilder } from "@fedify/fedify";
import { WorkersKvStore, WorkersMessageQueue } from "@fedify/cfworkers";
import { WorkersD1KvStore, WorkersMessageQueue } from "@fedify/cfworkers";

const builder = createFederationBuilder<Env>();

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export default {
async fetch(request: Request, env: Env): Promise<Response> {
const federation = await builder.build({
kv: new WorkersKvStore(env.KV_NAMESPACE),
// The table is created by a D1 migration:
kv: new WorkersD1KvStore(env.DB, { initialized: true }),
queue: new WorkersMessageQueue(env.QUEUE),
});
return federation.fetch(request, { contextData: env });
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~~~~ typescript twoslash
// @noErrors: 2345
import { createFederationBuilder, type Message } from "@fedify/fedify";
import { WorkersKvStore, WorkersMessageQueue } from "@fedify/cfworkers";
import { WorkersD1KvStore, WorkersMessageQueue } from "@fedify/cfworkers";

type Env = {
KV_NAMESPACE: KVNamespace<string>;
DB: D1Database;
QUEUE: Queue;
};

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async queue(batch: MessageBatch<unknown>, env: Env): Promise<void> {
const federation = await builder.build({
kv: new WorkersKvStore(env.KV_NAMESPACE),
kv: new WorkersD1KvStore(env.DB, { initialized: true }),
queue: new WorkersMessageQueue(env.QUEUE),
});

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> primarily for Deno Deploy, which is shutting down. Fedify keeps supporting
> `@fedify/denokv` throughout the 2.x series, but the package will be removed
> in Fedify 3.0.0. Use [`SqliteKvStore`] for local or single-node deployments,
> or [`PostgresKvStore`], [`RedisKvStore`], [`MysqlKvStore`], or
> [`WorkersKvStore`] for production. See [#1336] for the removal plan.
> [`PostgresKvStore`], [`RedisKvStore`], or [`MysqlKvStore`] for production,
> or [`WorkersD1KvStore`] if you move to Cloudflare Workers. See [#1336] for
> the removal plan.

To use the [`DenoKvStore`], you need to install the *@fedify/denokv* package
first:
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~~~~

[deno-announcement]: https://deno.com/blog/cloudflare
[`WorkersKvStore`]: https://jsr.io/@fedify/cfworkers/doc/~/WorkersKvStore
[`WorkersD1KvStore`]: https://jsr.io/@fedify/cfworkers/doc/~/WorkersD1KvStore
[#1336]: https://github.com/fedify-dev/fedify/issues/1336
[`DenoKvStore`]: https://jsr.io/@fedify/denokv/doc/~/DenoKvStore
[Deno]: https://deno.com/
[`Deno.openKv()`]: https://docs.deno.com/api/deno/~/Deno.openKv

### `WorkersD1KvStore` (Cloudflare Workers only)

*This API is available since Fedify 2.5.0.*

To use the [`WorkersD1KvStore`], you need to install the *@fedify/cfworkers*
package first:

::: code-group

~~~~ bash [Deno]
deno add jsr:@fedify/cfworkers
~~~~

~~~~ bash [npm]
npm add @fedify/cfworkers
~~~~

~~~~ bash [pnpm]
pnpm add @fedify/cfworkers
~~~~

~~~~ bash [Yarn]
yarn add @fedify/cfworkers
~~~~

~~~~ bash [Bun]
bun add @fedify/cfworkers
~~~~

:::

[`WorkersD1KvStore`] is a key–value store implementation for
[Cloudflare Workers] that uses [Cloudflare D1], Cloudflare's serverless SQL
database. Fedify writes to its key–value store about as often as it reads
from it, and some of its records, such as idempotency records and signature
nonces, need strong consistency. D1 fits this workload better than
[Cloudflare Workers KV], which is tuned for read-heavy workloads and is
eventually consistent. [`WorkersD1KvStore`] also supports
`~KvStore.cas()`, which some Fedify features need to work atomically.

Best for
: Production use in Cloudflare Workers environments.

Pros
: Persistent storage, strong consistency, supports `~KvStore.cas()`.

Cons
: Only available in Cloudflare Workers runtime.

~~~~ typescript twoslash
// @noErrors: 2345
import type { FederationBuilder } from "@fedify/fedify";
const builder = undefined as unknown as FederationBuilder<void>;
// ---cut-before---
import type { Federation } from "@fedify/fedify";
import { WorkersD1KvStore } from "@fedify/cfworkers";

export default {
async fetch(request, env, ctx) {
const federation: Federation<void> = await builder.build({
// The table is created by a D1 migration; see below:
kv: new WorkersD1KvStore(env.DB, { initialized: true }),
});
return await federation.fetch(request, { contextData: undefined });
}
} satisfies ExportedHandler<{ DB: D1Database }>;
~~~~

The store keeps its entries in a table named `fedify_kv` by default, which
you can change with the `tableName` option. Without `initialized: true`,
each store instance creates the table on its first use. Since you construct
the store for every request, that costs an extra D1 query per request, so
create the table with a [D1 migration][D1 migrations] in production and pass
`initialized: true`:

~~~~ sql
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS fedify_kv (
key TEXT PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
value TEXT NOT NULL,
expires INTEGER
);
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.
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Correct the cleanup guarantee.

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.
 
 > [!WARNING]
 > Pass the `D1Database` binding itself (e.g., `env.DB`) to get strongly
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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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Update the cleanup description to state that each set() call and each cas() call
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> [!WARNING]
> Pass the `D1Database` binding itself (e.g., `env.DB`) to get strongly
> consistent reads. `WorkersD1KvStore` also accepts a D1 session created
> with `D1Database.withSession()`, but sessions only provide sequential
> consistency and can read stale data from a replica, which can make Fedify
> process the same activity twice.

> [!NOTE]
> Since your `D1Database` is not bound to a global variable, but rather
> passed as an argument to the `fetch()` method, you need to instantiate
> your `Federation` object inside the `fetch()` method, rather than the top
> level. See the [*Builder pattern for structuring*
> section](./federation.md#builder-pattern-for-structuring) for details.

[Cloudflare Workers]: https://workers.cloudflare.com/
[Cloudflare D1]: https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/
[Cloudflare Workers KV]: https://developers.cloudflare.com/kv/
[D1 migrations]: https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/reference/migrations/

### `WorkersKvStore` (Cloudflare Workers only)

*This API is available since Fedify 1.6.0.*
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[`WorkersKvStore`] is a key–value store implementation for [Cloudflare Workers]
that uses Cloudflare's built-in [Cloudflare Workers KV] API. It provides
persistent storage and good performance for Cloudflare Workers environments.
It's suitable for production use in Cloudflare Workers applications.
persistent storage with fast reads for Cloudflare Workers environments.

However, Workers KV is tuned for read-heavy workloads and is eventually
consistent, while Fedify writes to its key–value store about as often as it
reads from it. It also does not support `~KvStore.cas()`, so some features
fall back to non-atomic code paths. For new Cloudflare Workers deployments,
prefer [`WorkersD1KvStore`].

Best for
: Production use in Cloudflare Workers environments.
: Existing Cloudflare Workers applications that already use Workers KV.

Pros
: Persistent storage, good performance, easy to set up.
: Persistent storage, fast reads, easy to set up.

Cons
: Only available in Cloudflare Workers runtime.
: Only available in Cloudflare Workers runtime, eventually consistent,
priced for read-heavy workloads, and does not support `~KvStore.cas()`.

~~~~ typescript twoslash
// @noErrors: 2345
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> object. See the [*Builder pattern for structuring*
> section](./federation.md#builder-pattern-for-structuring) for details.

[Cloudflare Workers]: https://workers.cloudflare.com/
[Cloudflare Workers KV]: https://developers.cloudflare.com/kv/
[`WorkersKvStore`]: https://jsr.io/@fedify/cfworkers/doc/~/WorkersKvStore

### `NetlifyBlobsKvStore`

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Deno KV was built primarily for Deno Deploy, which is shutting down.
`@fedify/denokv` remains supported throughout Fedify 2.x, but it will be
removed in Fedify 3.0.0. Use `SqliteKvStore` from *@fedify/sqlite* for local
or single-node deployments, or `PostgresKvStore`, `RedisKvStore`,
`MysqlKvStore`, or `WorkersKvStore` for production.
or single-node deployments, `PostgresKvStore`, `RedisKvStore`, or
`MysqlKvStore` for production, or `WorkersD1KvStore` from *@fedify/cfworkers*
on Cloudflare Workers.

~~~~ typescript
// ❌ Bad: importing the deprecated adapter
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>
> ~~~~ typescript
> import { createFederationBuilder, type Message } from "@fedify/fedify";
> import { WorkersKvStore, WorkersMessageQueue } from "@fedify/cfworkers";
> import { WorkersD1KvStore, WorkersMessageQueue } from "@fedify/cfworkers";
>
> type Env = {
> KV_NAMESPACE: KVNamespace<string>;
> DB: D1Database;
> QUEUE_BINDING: Queue;
> ORDERING_KV: KVNamespace<string>;
> };
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> orderingKv: env.ORDERING_KV,
> });
> const federation = await builder.build({
> kv: new WorkersKvStore(env.KV_NAMESPACE),
> kv: new WorkersD1KvStore(env.DB, { initialized: true }),
> queue,
> });
>
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- `PostgresKvStore` from *@fedify/postgres* (supports `list()`)
- `SqliteKvStore` from *@fedify/sqlite* (supports `list()`)
- `DenoKvStore` from *@fedify/denokv* (supports both `list()` and `cas()`)
- `WorkersD1KvStore` from *@fedify/cfworkers* (supports both `list()` and
`cas()`)
- `WorkersKvStore` from *@fedify/cfworkers* (supports `list()`)
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~~~~

Among the first-party adapters, the in-memory, SQLite, MySQL,
PostgreSQL, Redis, Netlify Blobs, and Deno KV key–value stores implement
`~KvStore.cas`; Cloudflare Workers KV does not, so those deployments take the
`taskDeduplicationFallback` branch until per-adapter follow-ups add it.
PostgreSQL, Redis, Netlify Blobs, Deno KV, and Cloudflare D1 key–value stores
implement `~KvStore.cas`; Cloudflare Workers KV does not, so those deployments
take the `taskDeduplicationFallback` branch. Use `WorkersD1KvStore` on
Cloudflare Workers to get atomic deduplication.

For `~Context.enqueueTaskMany()`, a single `deduplicationKey` applies to the
whole batch: the batch enqueues as a unit or is skipped as a unit, never
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