Automate Cloudflare Wrangler & D1 — repeatable, validated deployments

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Install via npm and start building in minutes. Latest release: v4.0.13. View release notes · View commit insights · Last updated: Jan 11, 2026 •

npm install @tamyla/clodo-framework@4.0.13
npx create-clodo-service my-app --type data-service

Also available: Cloudflare Wrangler automation — automates validated deployments, D1 migrations and rollbacks; see the demo and examples below.

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Cloudflare Wrangler Automation

Automate Wrangler deployments, D1 database management, and configuration — Clodo Framework integrates deeply with the Wrangler CLI to provide validated, repeatable deployments across environments. Core components include WranglerDeployer, WranglerD1Manager, and WranglerConfigManager.

Minimal programmatic example

// Wrangler deploy + D1 migrations
import { WranglerDeployer } from '@tamyla/clodo-framework/deploy';
const d = new WranglerDeployer();
await d.deploy('production');
await d.runD1Migrations('production');

Key capabilities

• Automated discovery and validation of wrangler.toml across multiple environments
• Safe Wrangler command orchestration (retries, timeouts, parsed output and structured logging)
• D1 database lifecycle management (create, migrate, list, validate, and rollback helpers)
• Interactive and programmatic deployments with an orchestration layer for multi-stage rollouts

Architecture (at a glance)

Expanded examples — programmatic & CLI

Programmatic: resilient deployment + migration

// Programmatic deployment example (with basic checks & error handling)
import { WranglerDeployer } from '@tamyla/clodo-framework/deploy';

const d = new WranglerDeployer({ env: 'production' });
try {
  const status = await d.validateEnvironment();
  if(!status.ok) throw new Error('Environment validation failed');
  await d.deploy();
  const migrateResult = await d.runD1Migrations();
  console.log('Migrations:', migrateResult);
  await d.verifyDeployment();
  console.log('Deployment complete');
} catch (err) {
  console.error('Deployment failed:', err);
  // Optionally: d.rollback();
}

CLI: quick tasks

# Verify auth and Wrangler setup
npx wrangler whoami --format=json

# Dry-run deploy via clodo helper
npx clodo deploy --env=staging --dry-run

# Run D1 migrations
npx clodo d1:migrate --env=production

Troubleshooting & best practices

• Verify authentication: npx wrangler whoami; Clodo runs the same check via validateWranglerSetup().
• Validate wrangler.toml with WranglerConfigManager (checks name, main, compatibility_date, and D1 bindings).
• Inspect D1 migrations: wrangler d1 migrations list and apply with wrangler d1 migrations apply <database>. Always test migrations in staging first.
• Use dry-run deployments in CI to catch errors early: npx clodo deploy --env=staging --dry-run.

Related links: GitHub repo · npm • @tamyla/clodo-framework v4.0.13

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Independent analysis of the repository (see commit insights and case studies) indicates the project has a strong modular architecture, thorough CI and testing, and purpose-built Wrangler & D1 automation. The report also highlights areas to improve (build system hardening and documentation alignment) to reach broader enterprise adoption.

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