Tari.com

Getting started

Install dependencies, create the local Workers environment file, and start Next.js:

pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
cp .dev.vars.example .dev.vars
pnpm run prebuild-all
pnpm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000 in a browser.

Cloudflare Workers

The production application is built for Cloudflare Workers with the OpenNext Cloudflare adapter.

pnpm run build:worker  # Build .open-next/worker.js and static assets
pnpm run preview       # Build and run in the local Workers runtime
pnpm run deploy        # Build and deploy the Worker
pnpm run upload        # Build and upload a version without promoting it
pnpm run cf-typegen     # Regenerate Cloudflare binding types

For Cloudflare Workers Builds, use:

• Build command: pnpm run build:worker
• Deploy command: pnpm exec wrangler deploy
• Non-production deploy command: pnpm exec wrangler versions upload

Set NEXT_PUBLIC_TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY in .dev.vars for local development and as a Workers Builds build variable for deployments. Configure COMMUNITY_TEMPLATES_URL as a Worker runtime variable only when overriding its source-code default. Enable Cloudflare Images for the zone because the Worker uses an IMAGES binding for Next.js image optimization.

Validate the Worker preview before attaching the tari.com and www.tari.com custom domains. Keep the Pages deployment available for rollback until the domain cutover is verified.

Content generation

Run pnpm run prebuild-all after editing markdown in _updates, _lessons so the generated content maps remain current.