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## What The surface that shows you how to deploy a worker from the CLI, plus the product rename and the alpha framing. - **Compute → Workers.** `PRODUCT_NAME` and `CLI_NAME` now say `Workers` / `workers`, so the sidebar, page title, command menu, and every generated snippet match the CLI. One name, not two. - **`DeployWorkerDialog`** — scaffold / configure / push, with copyable `supabase workers` and `config.toml` snippets - **`WorkersEmptyState`** — an `EmptyStatePresentational` with a permission-gated deploy action - **`AlphaNotice`** on the list page, and a **New** badge on the sidebar entry (`Route.isNew`) - **`WorkerSnippetTabs`** — CLI, `config.toml`, and curl/JS/Python calls built from one worker shape. Reused by #49195. Snippet URLs resolve from the project's `app_config.endpoint` (`https://<project>/workers/v1/<name>`, the same shape as `/functions/v1/`), and fall back to `[YOUR WORKER URL]` before settings load rather than printing a wrong host. ## How to test Only on the **Mockamaster** project in staging — it is the one project in the alpha allow-list. 1. Staging dashboard → Mockamaster → **Workers** (the sidebar entry carries a **New** badge) 2. **Deploy a worker** → step through the tabs; every snippet should name the real worker URL, not a placeholder 3. Copy the cURL snippet and run it: expect `401`. Reaching a deployed worker needs a second allow-list (`WORKERS_ALLOWED_PROJECTS` in api-gateway `customer-router/wrangler.toml`), separate from the flag that unlocks the dashboard. 4. Open a project with no workers to see the empty state ## Tests `workerSnippets.test.ts` covers the generated output users copy: worker URL in all three call snippets, the `[YOUR WORKER URL]` fallback, anon vs service-role placeholder, empty-name fallback and trimming, runtime default, and every `config.toml` field. ## Unverified copy The dialog steps and the `supabase workers <sub>` subcommands come from the original POC spec, not from the shipped CLI. Same for "Dockerfile, Node.js and Deno supported" in the empty state — only Deno is confirmed end to end. Worth a check by someone who knows the CLI surface. Closes FE-4191 --------- Co-authored-by: Francesco Sansalvadore <f.sansalvadore@gmail.com>
42 lines
1.3 KiB
TypeScript
42 lines
1.3 KiB
TypeScript
import { PermissionAction } from '@supabase/shared-types/out/constants'
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import { BoxPlus } from 'icons'
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import { Plus } from 'lucide-react'
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import { EmptyStatePresentational } from 'ui-patterns/EmptyStatePresentational'
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import { ButtonTooltip } from '@/components/ui/ButtonTooltip'
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import { useAsyncCheckPermissions } from '@/hooks/misc/useCheckPermissions'
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interface WorkersEmptyStateProps {
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onDeploy: () => void
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}
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export const WorkersEmptyState = ({ onDeploy }: WorkersEmptyStateProps) => {
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const { can: canDeployWorkers } = useAsyncCheckPermissions(PermissionAction.FUNCTIONS_WRITE, '*')
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return (
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<EmptyStatePresentational
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icon={BoxPlus}
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title="Deploy your first worker"
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description="Spin up and deploy a worker locally, then deploy it to the cloud. Dockerfile, Node.js and Deno supported at Private Alpha."
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>
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<ButtonTooltip
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variant="primary"
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size="tiny"
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icon={<Plus size={14} />}
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disabled={!canDeployWorkers}
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onClick={onDeploy}
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tooltip={{
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content: {
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side: 'bottom',
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text: canDeployWorkers
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? undefined
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: 'You need additional permissions to deploy workers',
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},
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}}
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>
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Deploy a worker
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</ButtonTooltip>
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</EmptyStatePresentational>
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)
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}
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