Cloudflare Workers with Bun, Hono and D1, everything you need to know

In this video let's build a simple API application that will run on Cloudflare Workers with a D1 database. Hono is a great framework (especially for runtime like Cloudflare Workers) and we will use Bun as a package manager.
We will check how to develop locally and how to publish to production.

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[engelshentenawy]

this is very informative, thank you Andrey.

[JDanila]

I appreciate you for sharing this helpful information. Thank you very much! ☺️

[segsfault]

This is such an awesome tutorial, one thing I'd like to add is that In my case I wanted user IP Address from the request which you can do using this:

```
let ip = c.req.header("X-Client-IP") || || || || c.req.header("X-Real-IP");
```

BUT this will only work when the worker has been deployed, on local environment this results to null or undefined, and so far I couldn't find a way to get IP on local environment.

[webdigga]

Thank you for this, it was very helpful! I was very concerned after you nearly wrote burn a few times, what was going to happen to the code 😂

[riscaverse]

Nice content you are providing. I am wondering, of Hono and Elysia, which framework do you prefer?

[rafalk]

Good stuff, thanks Andrey :) Did you manage to make the db migrations work?

[y.m.o]

great stuff ! what are you using on the browser to see responses ? is that a chrome extension ?

[CodeHomie]

Video title is misleading. Cloudflare don't support bun runtime. Instead you should say bun package manger, hono and d1

[y.m.o]

do you know it is at all possible to use clerk instead of using d1 ?

[manuel]

I'm getting this error where, when I try to hash a password using Bun.password.hash() and run development with bun run dev, i'm getting a referenceError Bun is not defined from cloudflare! Any suggestions? If I don't use Bun to try to hash a password everything works solid. I even tried to just console.log(Bun.version) and that gave me the same error. Any help is appreciated! :)

[RakeshPaulraj-kvfh]

how do we add images into the db using hono

[PeterZhou-viep]

d1 is great, but it doesn't support transactions