Lightweight worker target smoke

[jonathannorris]

Add a lightweight Worker-target smoke test to validate the built package in a Worker environment.

This approach uses wrangler deploy --dry-run on the example Worker to exercise the real consumer path, ensuring the package output is consumable without a full integration harness.

  

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a crucial lightweight smoke test for the Worker target, ensuring that the package output is correctly built and consumable within a Cloudflare Worker environment. By utilizing wrangler deploy --dry-run, the change validates the real consumer path without requiring a full deployment, thereby enhancing the reliability and confidence in the Worker package's integrity and compatibility.

Highlights

• New Worker-target Smoke Test: A new lightweight smoke test has been introduced to validate the built package in a Worker environment using wrangler deploy --dry-run.
• Script Additions: A smoke script was added to the examples/js-worker/package.json and a test:smoke:worker script was added to the root package.json to orchestrate the build and dry-run deployment.
• Documentation Update: The README.md has been updated to include instructions on how to run the new Worker-target smoke test.

Changelog

• README.md
  • Added a new section for running the Worker-target smoke test.
• examples/js-worker/package.json
  • Added a new smoke script that performs a dry-run deployment using wrangler deploy --dry-run.
• package.json
  • Added a new test:smoke:worker script to build the worker and execute its smoke test.

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (1)
  • .github/workflows/ci.yml

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a lightweight smoke test for the Worker target, which is a great addition for validating the package in a worker environment. The implementation is sound. I've provided a couple of suggestions to improve the structure of the npm scripts by encapsulating the build dependency within the example workspace. This would make the scripts more consistent and robust.

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For consistency with the predev script and to make the smoke script runnable standalone from within this workspace, it's better to add a presmoke script here to handle the build dependency. This encapsulates the logic within the example workspace itself.

Suggested change

	"smoke": "wrangler deploy --dry-run",
	"presmoke": "npm run build --workspace=@openfeature/flagd-ofrep-cf-worker",
	"smoke": "wrangler deploy --dry-run",

[gemini-code-assist]

If you add the presmoke script in examples/js-worker/package.json as suggested in my other comment, the explicit build step here becomes redundant. You can simplify this script to just run the smoke test in the workspace.

Suggested change

	"test:smoke:worker": "npm run build --workspace=@openfeature/flagd-ofrep-cf-worker && npm run smoke --workspace=js-worker-example",
	"test:smoke:worker": "npm run smoke --workspace=js-worker-example",