@lunora/storage 1.0.0-alpha.7 → 1.0.0-alpha.71

package/dist/index.d.mts

@@ -1,140 +1,11 @@
+import { R2MultipartUploadLike, R2RangeLike, R2ObjectBodyLike, R2ObjectLike, R2BucketLike } from '@lunora/platform';
+export type { R2BucketLike, R2MultipartUploadLike, R2ObjectBodyLike, R2ObjectLike, R2RangeLike, R2UploadedPartLike } from '@lunora/platform';
 /**
-* A single-range read against R2: an `{ offset, length }` window (at least one
-* bound required, mirroring R2's own `R2Range`) or a `{ suffix }` tail. The
-* subset of `R2Range` that {@link Storage.download} forwards so a caller can
-* stream just the bytes it needs instead of the whole object.
-*/
-type R2RangeLike = {
-  length: number;
-  offset?: number;
-} | {
-  length?: number;
-  offset: number;
-} | {
-  suffix: number;
-};
-/**
-* Minimal projection of `R2Bucket`. Declared structurally so unit tests can
-* pass a plain object double; the real binding satisfies the same shape.
-*/
-interface R2BucketLike {
-  /**
-  * Begin a multipart upload (R2 `createMultipartUpload`). Optional so existing
-  * test doubles still satisfy the type; {@link Storage.createMultipartUpload}
-  * throws a clear error when the binding lacks it.
-  */
-  createMultipartUpload?: (key: string, options?: {
-    customMetadata?: Record<string, string>;
-    httpMetadata?: {
-      contentType?: string;
-    };
-  }) => Promise<R2MultipartUploadLike>;
-  delete: (key: string) => Promise<void>;
-  get: (key: string, options?: {
-    range?: R2RangeLike;
-  }) => Promise<R2ObjectBodyLike | null>;
-  /**
-  * Fetch an object's metadata without its body (R2 HEAD). Returns `null` when
-  * the object is absent. Declared optional so existing test doubles that only
-  * implement `get`/`put`/`list`/`delete` still satisfy the type; callers that
-  * need metadata fall back to a 0-length ranged `get()` when `head` is absent.
-  */
-  head?: (key: string) => Promise<R2ObjectLike | null>;
-  list: (options?: {
-    cursor?: string;
-    delimiter?: string;
-    limit?: number;
-    prefix?: string;
-  }) => Promise<{
-    cursor?: string;
-    objects: R2ObjectLike[];
-    truncated?: boolean;
-  }>;
-  put: (key: string, body: ReadableStream | ArrayBuffer | Blob | string | null, options?: {
-    customMetadata?: Record<string, string>;
-    httpMetadata?: {
-      contentType?: string;
-    };
-  }) => Promise<R2ObjectLike>;
-  /** Resume an in-progress multipart upload by id (R2 `resumeMultipartUpload`). Optional; see {@link Storage.resumeMultipartUpload}. */
-  resumeMultipartUpload?: (key: string, uploadId: string) => R2MultipartUploadLike;
-}
-/** One uploaded multipart part — returned by `uploadPart`, required to `complete`. Mirrors R2's `R2UploadedPart`. */
-interface R2UploadedPartLike {
-  etag: string;
-  partNumber: number;
-}
-/**
-* An in-progress multipart upload, mirroring R2's `R2MultipartUpload`. Each part
-* (except the last) must be uniform in size. The object does not guarantee the
-* underlying upload still exists — a parallel `complete`/`abort` can invalidate
-* it — so wrap each call in error handling.
-*/
-interface R2MultipartUploadLike {
-  /** Abort the upload, discarding any uploaded parts. */
-  abort: () => Promise<void>;
-  /** Finish the upload from the collected parts; resolves to the stored object. */
-  complete: (uploadedParts: R2UploadedPartLike[]) => Promise<R2ObjectLike>;
-  /** The object key being assembled. */
-  readonly key: string;
-  /** The R2 upload id (persist it to resume across requests). */
-  readonly uploadId: string;
-  /** Upload one part (1-indexed); returns the `{ partNumber, etag }` to pass to `complete`. */
-  uploadPart: (partNumber: number, value: ArrayBuffer | ArrayBufferView | Blob | ReadableStream | string) => Promise<R2UploadedPartLike>;
-}
-interface R2ObjectLike {
-  /**
-  * R2-computed checksums. The real binding exposes `sha256` as an
-  * `ArrayBuffer` (present only when R2 stored a SHA-256 for the object);
-  * declared optional so fakes and non-checksummed objects type-check.
-  */
-  checksums?: {
-    sha256?: ArrayBuffer;
-  };
-  customMetadata?: Record<string, string>;
-  etag: string;
-  /**
-  * The quoted form of {@link R2ObjectLike.etag} (e.g. `"abc123"`), suitable
-  * for emitting directly as an HTTP `ETag` header. The real binding always
-  * provides it; declared optional so existing doubles that only set `etag`
-  * still type-check (callers fall back to quoting `etag`).
-  */
-  httpEtag?: string;
-  httpMetadata?: {
-    contentType?: string;
-  };
-  key: string;
-  /**
-  * Hex-encoded SHA-256 of the object body, surfaced by `download()`/`list()`
-  * when R2 carries a checksum (derived from {@link R2ObjectLike.checksums}).
-  */
-  sha256?: string;
-  /**
-  * Base64-encoded SHA-256 of the object body, surfaced alongside
-  * {@link R2ObjectLike.sha256} from the same checksum. Base64 is the encoding
-  * RFC 9530 digest headers (`Repr-Digest`/`Content-Digest`) require, so HTTP
-  * layers can emit a spec-compliant digest without re-deriving it.
-  */
-  sha256Base64?: string;
-  size: number;
-  /**
-  * When the object was written. The real binding exposes this as a `Date`;
-  * declared optional so fakes that omit it still type-check.
-  * {@link Storage.getMetadata} normalises it to epoch ms.
-  */
-  uploaded?: Date;
-}
-interface R2ObjectBodyLike extends R2ObjectLike {
-  arrayBuffer: () => Promise<ArrayBuffer>;
-  body: ReadableStream | null;
-  text: () => Promise<string>;
-}
-/**
-* R2 S3-API credentials for {@link Storage.getPresignedUrl}. These are an R2 API
-* token's Access Key ID / Secret Access Key (NOT a Cloudflare API token), plus
-* the account id and bucket name. Required only if you call `getPresignedUrl`;
-* the worker-signed URL path (`getSignedUrl`) needs none of this.
-*/
+ * R2 S3-API credentials for {@link Storage.getPresignedUrl}. These are an R2 API
+ * token's Access Key ID / Secret Access Key (NOT a Cloudflare API token), plus
+ * the account id and bucket name. Required only if you call `getPresignedUrl`;
+ * the worker-signed URL path (`getSignedUrl`) needs none of this.
+ */
 interface R2S3Credentials {
   /** R2 S3 Access Key ID. */
   accessKeyId: string;
@@ -149,20 +20,34 @@ interface R2S3Credentials {
 }
 /** Options for {@link Storage.getPresignedUrl}. */
 interface PresignedUrlOptions {
-  /** Seconds the URL stays valid; clamped to [1, 604800]. Default 900. */
+  /** Seconds the URL stays valid: 1 to 604800 (7 days); an out-of-range value throws. Default 900. */
   expiresInSeconds?: number;
   /** HTTP method the URL authorizes. Default `GET`. */
   method?: "GET" | "PUT";
 }
 interface LunoraStorageOptions {
   bucket: R2BucketLike;
+  /**
+   * The name this bucket is registered under — the same string a
+   * `defineStorageRule({ bucket })` rule and the generated `StorageBucketName`
+   * union use. Bound into every signed URL's HMAC and mirrored on it as
+   * `&bucket=`, so a URL minted for one bucket can't be replayed against
+   * another sharing the signing secret, and the serving route can resolve
+   * which bucket to read.
+   *
+   * Required, and deliberately without a default: a defaulted name is how
+   * every bucket ended up signing as `"default"` and cross-verifying against
+   * each other. Pass `"default"` for a single-bucket app's `ctx.storage`, and
+   * the registered name for any bucket reached through `createBucketStorage`.
+   */
+  bucketName: string;
   /** Public base URL used by `getSignedUrl()`. Required for signed URLs. */
   publicBaseUrl?: string;
   /**
-  * R2 S3-API credentials enabling {@link Storage.getPresignedUrl} (native S3
-  * presigned URLs that hit R2 directly, bypassing the Worker). Omit to use
-  * only the worker-signed URL path.
-  */
+   * R2 S3-API credentials enabling {@link Storage.getPresignedUrl} (native S3
+   * presigned URLs that hit R2 directly, bypassing the Worker). Omit to use
+   * only the worker-signed URL path.
+   */
   s3?: R2S3Credentials;
   /** HMAC secret used by the worker-signed URL helper. Required for signed URLs. */
   signingSecret?: string;
@@ -173,38 +58,62 @@ interface UploadOptions {
   contentType?: string;
   customMetadata?: Record<string, string>;
   /**
-  * Maximum body size in bytes. For `ArrayBuffer`/`Blob` sources the length is
-  * known up front and rejected before the upload starts. For a
-  * `ReadableStream` the length isn't known synchronously, so the stream is
-  * piped through a byte counter that aborts the upload once the limit is
-  * exceeded — this also guards against R2 silently accepting/truncating an
-  * unbounded stream.
-  */
+   * Maximum body size in bytes. For `ArrayBuffer`/`Blob` sources the length is
+   * known up front and rejected before the upload starts.
+   *
+   * A `ReadableStream` has no length to check, and R2 refuses any stream whose
+   * length it cannot read — so a capped stream is READ INTO MEMORY under the
+   * cap and uploaded as a sized body. Nothing reaches the bucket if the body
+   * crosses the limit.
+   *
+   * `maxSize` is therefore also the memory ceiling for a streamed upload, and
+   * the isolate's ~128 MB is shared by every concurrent request — so on the
+   * stream path `maxSize` is itself capped at 16 MiB and rejected above it.
+   * For objects larger than that use `createMultipartUpload` /
+   * `createUploadHandler`, which upload without ever holding the whole object.
+   * Must be a finite, non-negative number; anything else (`Number(undefined)`
+   * is the usual source) is rejected as a `VALIDATION_ERROR`.
+   */
   maxSize?: number;
+  /**
+   * SHA-256 of the body (hex or a 32-byte buffer), recorded with the object.
+   *
+   * R2 only reports a checksum it was given: without this, `list()`/`head()`
+   * return no `sha256` and any later integrity check degrades to comparing
+   * sizes. R2 also verifies the digest itself on write, so supplying it turns
+   * the upload into a checked one.
+   */
+  sha256?: ArrayBuffer | string;
 }
 interface ListOptions {
   cursor?: string;
   /** R2 list delimiter — when set, common prefixes group instead of listing. */
   delimiter?: string;
-  /** Defaults to 100, capped at 1000 (R2 limit). */
+  /**
+   * Defaults to 100, capped at 1000 (R2 limit). A ceiling, not a promise: R2
+   * may return fewer per page to fit the entry metadata.
+   *
+   * Must be a positive integer when given — `0`, `12.5` and `NaN` throw rather
+   * than being coerced into a page size the caller never asked for.
+   */
   limit?: number;
 }
 interface SignedUrlOptions {
   /**
-  * Pin the `Content-Type` an uploader must send on a `method: "PUT"` URL.
-  * Baked into the HMAC canonical so the signature only authorizes a PUT with
-  * exactly this content-type; mirrored on the URL as `&amp;ct=...`. Ignored for
-  * `GET` URLs (a download has no request body content-type to pin).
-  */
+   * Pin the `Content-Type` an uploader must send on a `method: "PUT"` URL.
+   * Baked into the HMAC canonical so the signature only authorizes a PUT with
+   * exactly this content-type; mirrored on the URL as `&ct=...`. Ignored for
+   * `GET` URLs (a download has no request body content-type to pin).
+   */
   contentType?: string;
   expiresInSeconds?: number;
   method?: "GET" | "PUT";
 }
 /**
-* Per-object metadata returned by {@link Storage.getMetadata} — a flat,
-* body-free projection of {@link R2ObjectLike}. Mirrors the shape Convex
-* surfaces for `ctx.storage.getMetadata` / the `_storage` system table.
-*/
+ * Per-object metadata returned by {@link Storage.getMetadata} — a flat,
+ * body-free projection of {@link R2ObjectLike}. Mirrors the shape Convex
+ * surfaces for `ctx.storage.getMetadata` / the `_storage` system table.
+ */
 interface ObjectMetadata {
   /** The object's `Content-Type` (R2 `httpMetadata.contentType`), if recorded. */
   contentType?: string;
@@ -221,85 +130,128 @@ interface ObjectMetadata {
 }
 interface Storage {
   /**
-  * Begin a native R2 **multipart upload** for very large objects — upload
-  * parts (each uniform in size except the last), then `complete` with the
-  * returned parts (or `abort`). Wraps R2's `createMultipartUpload`; throws if
-  * the bound bucket doesn't support it. For ordinary uploads use
-  * {@link Storage.upload} / {@link Storage.store}.
-  */
+   * The bucket name this accessor operates under — the same value
+   * {@link Storage.getSignedUrl} puts into the HMAC canonical.
+   *
+   * Exposed so everything downstream agrees on one name: `asBucketStorage`
+   * tags a single-bucket storage with it, and `storageRules(...)` matches
+   * `(bucket, operation)` rules against that tag. Without it a
+   * `createStorage({ bucketName: "avatars" })` signed URLs as `avatars` while
+   * the rules engine only ever saw `"default"`.
+   */
+  readonly bucketName: string;
+  /**
+   * Begin a native R2 **multipart upload** for very large objects — upload
+   * parts (each uniform in size except the last), then `complete` with the
+   * returned parts (or `abort`). Wraps R2's `createMultipartUpload`; throws if
+   * the bound bucket doesn't support it. For ordinary uploads use
+   * {@link Storage.upload} / {@link Storage.store}.
+   */
   createMultipartUpload: (key: string, options?: {
     contentType?: string;
     customMetadata?: Record<string, string>;
   }) => Promise<R2MultipartUploadLike>;
   delete: (key: string) => Promise<void>;
   /**
-  * Fetch a stored object's metadata + body. Pass `options.range` to stream
-  * only a byte window (R2 resolves the range server-side, so the unwanted
-  * bytes never reach the Worker) — `download(key)` reads the whole object.
-  */
+   * Fetch a stored object's metadata + body. Pass `options.range` to stream
+   * only a byte window (R2 resolves the range server-side, so the unwanted
+   * bytes never reach the Worker) — `download(key)` reads the whole object.
+   */
   download: (key: string, options?: {
     range?: R2RangeLike;
   }) => Promise<R2ObjectBodyLike | null>;
   /**
-  * Mint a short-lived signed `PUT` URL a client can upload directly to,
-  * optionally pinning the request `Content-Type`. Convex-compatible alias
-  * built on {@link Storage.getSignedUrl} with `method: "PUT"`.
-  */
+   * Mint a short-lived signed `PUT` URL a client can upload directly to,
+   * optionally pinning the request `Content-Type`. Convex-compatible alias
+   * built on {@link Storage.getSignedUrl} with `method: "PUT"`.
+   */
   generateUploadUrl: (key: string, options?: {
     contentType?: string;
     expiresInSeconds?: number;
   }) => Promise<string>;
   /**
-  * Read a stored object's metadata (size, content-type, sha256, upload time,
-  * custom metadata) without fetching its body. Returns `null` when the object
-  * is absent. Backed by an R2 HEAD (`bucket.head`) when available, falling
-  * back to a 0-length ranged `get()` otherwise. Mirrors Convex's
-  * `ctx.storage.getMetadata`.
-  */
+   * Read a stored object's metadata (size, content-type, sha256, upload time,
+   * custom metadata) without fetching its body, as a flat serializable shape.
+   * Returns `null` when the object is absent. A projection of
+   * {@link Storage.head}, so it makes the same single body-free read. Mirrors
+   * Convex's `ctx.storage.getMetadata`.
+   */
   getMetadata: (key: string) => Promise<ObjectMetadata | null>;
   /**
-  * Mint a native S3 **presigned URL** (SigV4) that hits R2 directly, bypassing
-  * the Worker. Use for large downloads/uploads where you don't need per-request
-  * app gating and want the bytes off the Worker's CPU/bandwidth budget. Requires
-  * {@link LunoraStorageOptions.s3} credentials; throws if they're absent. For
-  * app-gated access (auth/policy/rate-limit) prefer {@link Storage.getSignedUrl}.
-  */
+   * Mint a native S3 **presigned URL** (SigV4) that hits R2 directly, bypassing
+   * the Worker. Use for large downloads/uploads where you don't need per-request
+   * app gating and want the bytes off the Worker's CPU/bandwidth budget. Requires
+   * {@link LunoraStorageOptions.s3} credentials; throws if they're absent. For
+   * app-gated access (auth/policy/rate-limit) prefer {@link Storage.getSignedUrl}.
+   */
   getPresignedUrl: (key: string, options?: PresignedUrlOptions) => Promise<string>;
   getSignedUrl: (key: string, options?: SignedUrlOptions) => Promise<string>;
   getUrl: (key: string) => string;
+  /**
+   * Read an object's R2 metadata WITHOUT its body — `size` (the full object
+   * size), `etag`, `httpMetadata`, `checksums`, plus the `sha256`/`sha256Base64`
+   * projection `download()` adds. Returns `null` when the object is absent.
+   *
+   * Backed by an R2 HEAD when the binding exposes one, falling back to a
+   * 0-length ranged `get()` otherwise. Prefer this over `download()` whenever
+   * only the metadata is wanted — notably to resolve a `Range` header, where a
+   * plain `download()` starts a full-object body transfer that is then thrown
+   * away. {@link Storage.getMetadata} is the flat, serializable projection of
+   * the same read.
+   */
+  head: (key: string) => Promise<R2ObjectLike | null>;
+  /**
+   * List objects under `prefix`. With `options.delimiter` set, keys sharing a
+   * segment are rolled up into `delimitedPrefixes` (the "folders") and are NOT
+   * in `objects` — a folder browser needs both, so a listing whose `objects` is
+   * empty is not an empty directory.
+   *
+   * A page may hold FEWER objects than `options.limit`: R2 shrinks a page to
+   * fit the per-entry metadata this call asks for. Paginate on `truncated` /
+   * `cursor`, never on `objects.length === limit`.
+   */
   list: (prefix?: string, options?: ListOptions) => Promise<{
     cursor?: string;
+    delimitedPrefixes?: string[];
     objects: R2ObjectLike[];
     truncated?: boolean;
   }>;
   /**
-  * Resume an in-progress multipart upload by its `uploadId` (e.g. across
-  * requests). Wraps R2's `resumeMultipartUpload`; the id is not validated by
-  * R2, so a stale id surfaces as an error on the first `uploadPart`/`complete`.
-  */
+   * Resume an in-progress multipart upload by its `uploadId` (e.g. across
+   * requests). Wraps R2's `resumeMultipartUpload`; the id is not validated by
+   * R2, so a stale id surfaces as an error on the first `uploadPart`/`complete`.
+   */
   resumeMultipartUpload: (key: string, uploadId: string) => R2MultipartUploadLike;
   /**
-  * Upload `body` to `key`, returning the stored key + etag. Convex-compatible
-  * alias for {@link Storage.upload} — it accepts the same {@link UploadOptions}
-  * so the `maxSize` / `allowedContentTypes` guards aren't lost behind the alias.
-  */
-  store: (key: string, body: ReadableStream | ArrayBuffer | Blob, options?: UploadOptions) => Promise<{
+   * Upload `body` to `key`, returning the stored key + etag. Convex-compatible
+   * alias for {@link Storage.upload} — it accepts the same {@link UploadOptions}
+   * so the `maxSize` / `allowedContentTypes` guards aren't lost behind the alias.
+   */
+  store: (key: string, body: ReadableStream | ArrayBuffer | ArrayBufferView | Blob | string, options?: UploadOptions) => Promise<{
     etag: string;
     httpEtag: string;
     key: string;
   }>;
-  upload: (key: string, body: ReadableStream | ArrayBuffer | Blob, options?: UploadOptions) => Promise<{
+  /**
+   * Upload `body` to `key`, returning the stored key + etag.
+   *
+   * The accepted shapes mirror what R2's `put` stores bytes from — a view
+   * (`Uint8Array`) and a `string` included. They are listed here because
+   * `maxSize` measures every one of them; a shape the cap cannot measure is
+   * refused rather than uploaded uncapped.
+   */
+  upload: (key: string, body: ReadableStream | ArrayBuffer | ArrayBufferView | Blob | string, options?: UploadOptions) => Promise<{
     etag: string;
     httpEtag: string;
     key: string;
   }>;
 }
 /**
-* A bucket-aware {@link Storage}: the methods target a default bucket, and
-* `bucket(name)` selects a different named bucket (declared via
-* `v.storage("name")`). `bucketName` is the bucket the current accessor targets
-* — the storage-rules middleware reads it to scope `(bucket, operation)` rules.
-*/
+ * A bucket-aware {@link Storage}: the methods target a default bucket, and
+ * `bucket(name)` selects a different named bucket (declared via
+ * `v.storage("name")`). `bucketName` is the bucket the current accessor targets
+ * — the storage-rules middleware reads it to scope `(bucket, operation)` rules.
+ */
 interface BucketStorage extends Storage {
   /** Select a named bucket. Unknown names throw with the list of registered buckets. */
   bucket: (name: string) => BucketStorage;
@@ -307,43 +259,39 @@ interface BucketStorage extends Storage {
   readonly bucketName: string;
 }
 /**
-* Compose several per-bucket {@link Storage} instances into one bucket-aware
-* accessor. The bare methods (`download` / `store` / …) target the default
-* bucket; `bucket(name)` switches to another. Each accessor is tagged with its
-* `bucketName` so `storageRules(...)` can enforce per-bucket.
-*
-* ```ts
-* storage: (env) => createBucketStorage({
-*     default: createStorage({ bucket: env.FILES }),
-*     avatars: createStorage({ bucket: env.AVATARS }),
-* }),
-* // → ctx.storage.download(key)             // default bucket
-* // → ctx.storage.bucket("avatars").store() // the avatars bucket
-* ```
-*
-* The bare accessor is tagged `"default"` — the canonical name a
-* `defineStorageRule({ bucket: "default" })` rule and the generated
-* `StorageBucketName` union both use — unless `options.default` names another
-* bucket (then the bare accessor takes that name). The binding it delegates to is
-* `options.default`, else the `"default"` key when present, else the first
-* registered bucket. Named buckets are reached with `bucket(name)`.
-*/
+ * Compose several per-bucket {@link Storage} instances into one bucket-aware
+ * accessor. The bare methods (`download` / `store` / …) target the default
+ * bucket; `bucket(name)` switches to another. Each accessor is tagged with its
+ * `bucketName` so `storageRules(...)` can enforce per-bucket.
+ *
+ * ```ts
+ * storage: (env) => createBucketStorage({
+ *     default: createStorage({ bucket: env.FILES, bucketName: "default" }),
+ *     avatars: createStorage({ bucket: env.AVATARS, bucketName: "avatars" }),
+ * }),
+ * // → ctx.storage.download(key)             // default bucket
+ * // → ctx.storage.bucket("avatars").store() // the avatars bucket
+ * ```
+ *
+ * The bare accessor is tagged with the name of the binding it actually
+ * delegates to: `options.default` when given, else `"default"` when that key
+ * exists (the canonical name a `defineStorageRule({ bucket: "default" })` rule
+ * and the generated `StorageBucketName` union use), else the first registered
+ * bucket. Tag and binding must agree or a `{ bucket: "avatars" }` rule would
+ * gate `bucket("avatars").download()` and not the identical bare
+ * `ctx.storage.download()` reaching the same R2 bucket. Named buckets are
+ * reached with `bucket(name)`.
+ */
 declare const createBucketStorage: (buckets: Record<string, Storage>, options?: {
   default?: string;
 }) => BucketStorage;
-/**
-* Compose a per-tenant key from a scope prefix and a caller-supplied key.
-* Both halves are validated — the prefix may not contain `..` or NUL either,
-* and the resulting key must stay under R2's length ceiling. Recommended for
-* any multi-tenant deployment so client-supplied keys can't address peer data.
-*/
 declare const scopeKey: (prefix: string, key: string) => string;
 declare const createStorage: (options: LunoraStorageOptions) => Storage;
 /** Parameters accepted by {@link buildPresignedUrl}. */
 interface PresignedUrlParams {
   /** R2 S3 API credentials + bucket/account. */
   credentials: R2S3Credentials;
-  /** Seconds the URL stays valid; clamped to [1, 604800]. Default 900. */
+  /** Seconds the URL stays valid: 1 to 604800 (7 days); an out-of-range value throws. Default 900. */
   expiresInSeconds?: number;
   /** Object key (path-style; not URL-encoded by the caller). */
   key: string;
@@ -353,54 +301,67 @@ interface PresignedUrlParams {
   now?: () => number;
 }
 /**
-* Build a native S3 presigned URL for an R2 object using SigV4 query-string
-* auth. The returned URL points at R2's S3 endpoint and carries the full
-* signature, so it authorizes a single `GET`/`PUT` on `key` until it expires —
-* no Worker round-trip.
-*/
+ * Build a native S3 presigned URL for an R2 object using SigV4 query-string
+ * auth. The returned URL points at R2's S3 endpoint and carries the full
+ * signature, so it authorizes a single `GET`/`PUT` on `key` until it expires —
+ * no Worker round-trip.
+ */
 declare const buildPresignedUrl: (parameters: PresignedUrlParams) => Promise<string>;
 /**
-* Worker-signed URL: the `publicBaseUrl` joined to the object `key`, plus a query
-* string carrying `exp` (unix seconds), `method` (`GET` or `PUT`) and `sig`
-* (a base64url HMAC).
-*
-* The HMAC canonical includes the URL host so a signature minted for one bucket
-* cannot be replayed against another host on the same signing secret. Even so,
-* the signing secret MUST NOT be shared across buckets/tenants — host binding
-* narrows replay surface but is not a substitute for per-tenant key isolation.
-*
-* The Worker handling `GET /storage/:key` should call {@link verifySignedUrl}
-* to validate the signature + expiry before streaming the R2 body.
-*/
-declare const buildSignedUrl: (args: SignedUrlOptions & {
+ * Worker-signed URL: the `publicBaseUrl` joined to the object `key`, plus a query
+ * string carrying `exp` (unix seconds), `method` (`GET` or `PUT`) and `sig`
+ * (a base64url HMAC).
+ *
+ * The HMAC canonical includes the URL host AND the `bucketName`, so a signature
+ * minted for one bucket cannot be replayed against another bucket (all buckets
+ * of one `.storage()` declaration share a base URL and signing secret) or
+ * another host. Even so, the signing secret MUST NOT be shared across
+ * tenants — this binding narrows replay surface but is not a substitute for
+ * per-tenant key isolation.
+ *
+ * The Worker route handling the signed download/upload (mounted at
+ * `publicBaseUrl`'s origin, e.g. `GET /:key`) should call
+ * {@link verifySignedUrl} to validate the signature + expiry before streaming
+ * the R2 body. `baseUrl` must be a bare origin (no path) — see the module
+ * docstring.
+ */
+declare const buildSignedUrl: (args: {
   baseUrl: string;
+  /** The bucket the URL addresses — bound into the HMAC and mirrored as `&bucket=`. */
+  bucketName: string;
   key: string;
   secret: string;
-}) => Promise<string>;
+} & SignedUrlOptions) => Promise<string>;
 interface VerifyResult {
+  /**
+   * The bucket the URL was minted for. The serving route MUST resolve its R2
+   * binding from this (never from a caller-supplied bucket), since one signing
+   * secret covers every bucket of a `.storage()` declaration.
+   */
+  bucketName?: string;
   /** The pinned upload `Content-Type` carried by a PUT URL, when present. */
   contentType?: string;
   key?: string;
   method?: "GET" | "PUT";
   /**
-  * Internal-only failure reason for server logs/diagnostics. **Do not echo
-  * to clients** — a precise reason ("expired" vs "bad_signature") is a
-  * signing oracle. Public responses should expose only `valid`.
-  */
+   * Internal-only failure reason for server logs/diagnostics. **Do not echo
+   * to clients** — a precise reason ("expired" vs "bad_signature") is a
+   * signing oracle. Public responses should expose only `valid`.
+   */
   reason?: "bad_signature" | "expired" | "malformed";
   valid: boolean;
 }
 /**
-* Verify a {@link buildSignedUrl} output. By default the signature is
-* canonicalized against the inbound `url.host`, which matches the build-side
-* host whenever the URL being verified is the URL that was minted. In a
-* topology where the host the Worker sees differs from the configured
-* `publicBaseUrl` host (e.g. a CDN host vs a Worker route that rewrites
-* `Host`), pass `expectedHost` (the `publicBaseUrl` host) so verification
-* canonicalizes against the same host the signature was minted for instead of
-* failing every request as `bad_signature`.
-*/
+ * Verify a {@link buildSignedUrl} output. By default the signature is
+ * canonicalized against the inbound `url.host`, which matches the build-side
+ * host whenever the URL being verified is the URL that was minted. In a
+ * topology where the host the Worker sees differs from the configured
+ * `publicBaseUrl` host (e.g. a CDN host vs a Worker route that rewrites
+ * `Host`), pass `expectedHost` (the `publicBaseUrl` host) so verification
+ * canonicalizes against the same host the signature was minted for instead of
+ * failing every request as `bad_signature`.
+ */
 declare const verifySignedUrl: (input: string | URL, secret: string, options?: {
   expectedHost?: string;
 }) => Promise<VerifyResult>;
-export { type BucketStorage, type ListOptions, type LunoraStorageOptions, type ObjectMetadata, type PresignedUrlOptions, type PresignedUrlParams, type R2BucketLike, type R2MultipartUploadLike, type R2ObjectBodyLike, type R2ObjectLike, type R2RangeLike, type R2S3Credentials, type R2UploadedPartLike, type SignedUrlOptions, type Storage, type UploadOptions, type VerifyResult, buildPresignedUrl, buildSignedUrl, createBucketStorage, createStorage, scopeKey, verifySignedUrl };
+export { type BucketStorage, type ListOptions, type LunoraStorageOptions, type ObjectMetadata, type PresignedUrlOptions, type PresignedUrlParams, type R2S3Credentials, type SignedUrlOptions, type Storage, type UploadOptions, type VerifyResult, buildPresignedUrl, buildSignedUrl, createBucketStorage, createStorage, scopeKey, verifySignedUrl };