This is an alternative to the PartyKit backend in ../party/. It deploys the
same realtime server (presence + νμ¬/μ€λ/λμ visitor counters) straight to
your own Cloudflare account with the official wrangler CLI β handy because
PartyKit's hosted login/deploy has been flaky.
It runs on the free Workers plan: SQLite-backed Durable Objects, no credit card required (you get ~100k requests/day β plenty for a portfolio).
cd cloudflare
npx wrangler login # opens Cloudflare's own login in your browser β Allow
npx wrangler deploy # prints your URL, e.g. https://repolis-rt.<you>.workers.dev(First time only: create a free account at https://dash.cloudflare.com β no card.)
Take the deployed URL and use its wss:// form, then set services.realtime
in ../repolis.config.js and push:
realtime: canonicalServices ? 'wss://repolis-rt.<you>.workers.dev' : '',Now the HUD badge shows π’ νμ¬ Β· μ€λ Β· λμ for everyone, and visitors see each other's avatars. With the configured default empty the site just runs solo (π’ 1).
cd cloudflare
npx wrangler dev # serves ws://localhost:8787Then open the site pointed at it:
http://localhost:8910/index.html?rt=ws://localhost:8787
today/totalare stored in the Durable Object's SQLite, so they survive restarts.liveis the count of currently-open sockets.- "today" uses the UTC date.
- Same JSON-over-WebSocket protocol as
../party/repolis.jsand../scripts/dev_realtime.mjs, so the client is identical across all three. - The room broadcasts an authoritative
{t:'sync', ids, live}roster every ~15s (Durable Object alarm, only while someone's connected). The client drops any avatar not in it, so a missedleave(network blip / worker eviction) can't leave a ghost avatar circling forever β it self-heals within one cycle.
Token-gated endpoints, off by default. Set a secret first (never commit it):
cd cloudflare
npx wrangler secret put ADMIN_KEY # paste a strong random value
npx wrangler deployThen, from a trusted shell:
BASE=https://repolis-rt.<you>.workers.dev
# who's in the room right now?
curl "$BASE/__admin/peers?key=$ADMIN_KEY"
# force-disconnect someone by display name (or id=), optionally ban β€1h
curl "$BASE/__admin/kick?key=$ADMIN_KEY&name=Guest-7500&ban=300"/__admin/peers returns {live, peers:[{id,name,x,z,yaw}], bans}.
/__admin/kick closes matching sockets (code 4001), broadcasts a leave, and
with &ban=<secs> lays a short in-memory ban. Responses: 501 if ADMIN_KEY
is unset (fails safe), 403 on a bad key, 400 with no id/name. The ban
is in-memory (lost on DO eviction) β fine for short nuisance blocks, not a
permanent ban list.