@upstash/workflow 0.2.8 → 0.2.9

package/astro.mjs

@@ -1,24 +1,52 @@
 import {
   SDK_TELEMETRY,
-  serveBase
-} from "./chunk-BPUSHNSD.mjs";
+  serveBase,
+  serveManyBase
+} from "./chunk-IPXJZU3K.mjs";
 
 // platforms/astro.ts
+var telemetry = {
+  sdk: SDK_TELEMETRY,
+  framework: "astro",
+  runtime: process.versions.bun ? `bun@${process.versions.bun}/node@${process.version}` : `node@${process.version}`
+};
 function serve(routeFunction, options) {
   const POST = (apiContext) => {
     const { handler } = serveBase(
       (workflowContext) => routeFunction(workflowContext, apiContext),
-      {
-        sdk: SDK_TELEMETRY,
-        framework: "astro",
-        runtime: process.versions.bun ? `bun@${process.versions.bun}/node@${process.version}` : `node@${process.version}`
-      },
+      telemetry,
       options
     );
     return handler(apiContext.request);
   };
   return { POST };
 }
+var createWorkflow = (...params) => {
+  const [routeFunction, options = {}] = params;
+  return {
+    workflowId: void 0,
+    // @ts-expect-error because astro route function has another parameeter,
+    // the RouteFunction type can't cover this. We need to make RouteFunction
+    // accept more variables than simply the context. Until then, ignoring the
+    // error here. Tested the usage in astro project and it's fine. TODO.
+    routeFunction,
+    options
+  };
+};
+var serveMany = (workflows, options) => {
+  return {
+    POST: serveManyBase({
+      workflows,
+      getUrl(...params) {
+        return params[0].request.url;
+      },
+      serveMethod: (...params) => serve(...params).POST,
+      options
+    }).handler
+  };
+};
 export {
-  serve
+  createWorkflow,
+  serve,
+  serveMany
 };