site

The landing page for the wdl-dev repositories, served as a single WDL Worker — and it's live at wdl.dev.

This is a standard WDL Worker project — scaffolded with wdl init and deployed through the wdl CLI (npm run deploy → wdl deploy .), the same path any tenant uses. src/index.js renders the page HTML; static files are served from the ASSETS store. The Worker resolves them with env.ASSETS.url(), while the CSS loads its watermark relatively. There is no local fallback — develop by deploying and testing on the platform.

Layout

src/index.js             worker entry — renders the page and the repo list
public/                  ASSETS: styles.css, hero-w.svg, favicon.svg, logo.png, og.png
brand/WDL-mark.svg       canonical transparent logo mark used by the asset generator
scripts/build-logo.mjs   regenerates hero-w.svg + favicon.svg + logo.png + og.png from the canonical mark
wrangler.jsonc           worker config (assets.directory = ./public, route wdl.dev/*)
test/worker.test.js      responses off the wire, run with `npm test`
AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md    pointers to the per-feature docs shipped with @wdl-dev/cli

The repositories shown on the page are defined in the REPOS array at the top of src/index.js. The page styling lives in public/styles.css.

Brand assets

brand/WDL-mark.svg is the canonical, transparent logo geometry. The public/hero-w.svg watermark, public/favicon.svg, public/logo.png, and public/og.png outputs are generated from it. After changing the mark, regenerate them:

npm run build:logo

Deploy

Releases go through the wdl CLI — not wrangler deploy (which targets Cloudflare). The wdl.dev route is operator-declared; this repo claims it via routes in wrangler.jsonc. workers_dev: false there disables the <ns>.<platform-domain> URL, so the Worker serves only on wdl.dev.

The Worker also serves /robots.txt, /sitemap.xml, and /llms.txt itself.

npm install
npm run dry-run    # wrangler bundle check, nothing uploaded
npm run deploy     # wdl deploy . --ns site — bundles, uploads assets, promotes