site/wrangler.jsonc

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file This **wrangler.jsonc** file configures a Cloudflare Workers project named **`zzbin-docs`**: it specifies the compatibility date, points the static site assets to `./builds/current`, and defines the routing rules that bind the worker to the root of `zzmq.dev` and its `/docs` subtree (while leaving `zzbin.dev` to a separate worker). *No functions or classes are exported from this file.*

{
  "$schema": "node_modules/wrangler/config-schema.json",
  "name": "zzbin-docs",
  "compatibility_date": "2026-10-05",
  "assets": {
    "directory": "./builds/current"
  },
  "routes": [
    // zzbin.dev stays live (not torn down as part of this migration --
    // that's a separate decision). Single-origin split on zzmq.dev:
    // this worker owns the bare root ("/", the landing page) and
    // everything under /docs/*; zz-maintainer owns the rest (/explore,
    // /login, /<owner>/<repo>, ...) via its own zzmq.dev/* route.
    // Both are classic routes, not custom_domain (custom_domain claims
    // a whole hostname exclusively, which doesn't work when two
    // workers share one zone by path) -- Cloudflare resolves the more
    // specific pattern over the wildcard.
    { "pattern": "zzbin.dev", "custom_domain": true },
    { "pattern": "zzmq.dev/", "zone_name": "zzmq.dev" },
    // "/docs/*" doesn't match "/docs" with no trailing slash -- the
    // exact route below covers that so the _redirects rule (which
    // sends it to /docs/overview/) actually gets a chance to run.
    { "pattern": "zzmq.dev/docs", "zone_name": "zzmq.dev" },
    { "pattern": "zzmq.dev/docs/*", "zone_name": "zzmq.dev" }
  ]
}