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# Workers Playground
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This package contains the client side assets used in the Workers Playground available in the Cloudflare Dashboard at [https://workers.cloudflare.com/playground].
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It is deployed as a Cloudflare Worker with static assets (assets-only in production).
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## Developing locally
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> This is intended for internal Cloudflare developers. Currently, it's not possible to contribute to this package as an external contributor
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- Ensure the rest of the team are aware you're working on the Workers Playground, as there's only one instance of the testing `playground-preview-worker`.
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- Run `pnpm dev -F @cloudflare/workers-playground` in the root of the repository.
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That will start the local Vite server for the playground frontend, with API calls hitting the testing `playground-preview-worker`.
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- To test changes to the playground preview worker, run `pnpm run deploy:testing` in `packages/playground-preview-worker` to deploy it to the test environment.
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## Building
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1. Run `pnpm build -F @cloudflare/workers-playground`
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This generates the files into the `dist` directory that can then be deployed as a Cloudflare Worker with static assets.
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## Deployment
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Production deployments are managed by GitHub Actions via the `changesets.yml` workflow:
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when a "Version Packages" PR containing a changeset that touches this package is merged to `main`,
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the package is deployed to production via `wrangler deploy`.
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To test changes locally, use `pnpm dev -F @cloudflare/workers-playground` (see "Developing locally" above).
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