Yes, and to import. You mess with the mime types when creating a document or exporting and the conversion operation happens. Standard gdocs APIs cover conversion of formats already with doc files as an example.
Hi. I'm excited to try this out. Does the typescript library for writing restate services run in Deno? And how about in a Cloudflare worker? These aren't quite nodejs environments but they do both offer comparability layers that make most nodejs libraries work. Just wondering if you know if the SDK will run in those runtimes? Thanks
Hey! I managed to get a POC running on Cloudflare workers, I had to make some small changes to the SDK eg to remove the http2 import, convert the Cloudflare request type into the Lambda request type, and add some methods to the Buffer type. I suspect similar things would be needed on Deno platforms. We have it on our todo list (scheduled within weeks not months) to make it possible to import a version of the library that just works out of the box on these platforms. I think if we had someone with a use case asking for it, we would happily build that even sooner - maybe come chat in our discord? https://discord.gg/skW3AZ6uGd
Once http2 stuff is removed, there's nothing particularly odd that our library does that shouldn't work in all platforms, but I'm sure there will be some papercuts until we are actively testing against these targets
Disclaimer: I work for Inngest (https://www.inngest.com), which works in the same area and released 2 years ago.
The restate API is extremely similar to ours, and because of the similarities both Restate and Inngest should work on Bun, Deno, or any runtime/cloud. We most definitely do, and have users in production on all TS runtimes in every cloud (GCP, Azure, AWS, Vercel, Netlify, Fly, Render, Railway, Cloudflare, etc).
Hi. looks great! Would this run on a Raspberry Pi? If so I'm quite tempted to purchase it and see how my son gets on with learning to code making games using it.
I have the same question. End-to-end http3, especially with the WebTransport API (available to test behind a flag in chrome), will be a huge boon to real-time games and conferencing. Http3 to the origin and http3 support in cloudflare workers (including sending and receiving datagrams and bidirectional streams I hope) will I think really push the web forward once more and more browsers and backends being to support the protocol.
Anyone from cloudflare know if this is on the roadmap?