fix: async R2-backed export for large database dumps (fixes #59)#101
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fix: async R2-backed export for large database dumps (fixes #59)#101bcornish1797 wants to merge 1 commit intoouterbase:mainfrom
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Fixes outerbase#59 - Add POST /export/dump for async dump initiation via DO alarm - Add GET /export/dump/:id for status polling - Add GET /export/dump/:id/download for streaming from R2 - Use DO alarms for multi-cycle processing of large databases - Use R2 multipart upload API to avoid memory limits - Keep existing GET /export/dump for small databases (backward compatible)
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Summary
POST /export/dumpkicks off a background job, returns{ dumpId, statusUrl }immediatelyGET /export/dump/:dumpIdto poll status/progressGET /export/dump/:dumpId/downloadstreams the completed dump file from R2GET /export/dump(sync path) is unchanged — still works for small databasesWhy
The current endpoint loads the whole database into memory and has to finish inside the 30-second Workers limit. That's fine for small databases but breaks for anything approaching the DO storage limit. The async path runs the export in chunks via DO alarms that chain themselves until done, then writes the result to R2 for streaming download.
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