pub enum BindingSource {
Service {
context: String,
},
Kv,
KvInstance {
capability: String,
},
ForeignService {
capability: String,
worker: String,
},
R2Instance {
capability: String,
jurisdiction: Option<String>,
},
RateLimitInstance {
capability: String,
limit: i64,
period: i64,
},
Agent {
class_name: String,
},
EventsFanout {
class_name: String,
},
}Expand description
What put a binding into a Worker’s wrangler.toml: the source a
bynk.context.duplicate_binding diagnostic names.
Each variant’s doc also says whether a handler’s deps.env type exposes
it on Workers (#1950, bynk_emit::emitter::wrangler::handler_bindings).
Variants§
Service
A [[services]] Service Binding to another context’s Worker: a
consumed context whose services the context calls (#1961 — consuming
one for its types or events alone binds nothing), or one subscribing to
an event it publishes. Handlers see a called context’s binding; never a
subscriber’s, which only the events fan-out calls.
Kv
The [[kv_namespaces]] binding the cloudflare adapter’s Kv reads.
Never seen by handlers: they reach KV through the WorkersKv provider,
which takes the Worker’s env at compose time.
KvInstance
S4a (#1966): the [[kv_namespaces]] binding of a derived capability
(capability Sessions = Kv), one per instance. Never seen by handlers:
they reach it through the instance’s WorkersKv.
ForeignService
Interop I5 (#1972): the [[services]] binding of a Service
instance (capability Billing = Service @worker("legacy-billing")), a
Service Binding to a Worker outside the project. Never seen by
handlers: they reach it through the instance’s WorkersService.
R2Instance
P5 (#2323): the [[r2_buckets]] binding of an R2 instance
(capability Archives = R2), one bucket per instance, pinned to
jurisdiction when it names one. Never seen by handlers: they reach
it through the instance’s WorkersR2.
RateLimitInstance
Standard-library P3 (#2342): the [[ratelimits]] binding of a
RateLimit instance (capability LoginLimit = RateLimit @limit(100) @period(60.seconds)), allowing limit calls per key every period
seconds. Never seen by handlers: they reach it through the instance’s
WorkersRateLimit.
Agent
A [[durable_objects.bindings]] entry for one of the context’s agents.
A handler that constructs an agent sees every local agent’s binding.
EventsFanout
The [[durable_objects.bindings]] entry for the events fan-out class
of a context whose handlers emit. Never seen by handlers: they reach it
through deps.__eventsDispatch.
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Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for BindingSource
impl Clone for BindingSource
Source§fn clone(&self) -> BindingSource
fn clone(&self) -> BindingSource
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for BindingSource
impl Debug for BindingSource
Source§impl PartialEq for BindingSource
impl PartialEq for BindingSource
impl Eq for BindingSource
impl StructuralPartialEq for BindingSource
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impl Freeze for BindingSource
impl RefUnwindSafe for BindingSource
impl Send for BindingSource
impl Sync for BindingSource
impl Unpin for BindingSource
impl UnsafeUnpin for BindingSource
impl UnwindSafe for BindingSource
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