Struct WorkerPlacement 

pub struct WorkerPlacement<'a> {
    pub assets: WorkerAssets<'a>,
    pub domain: &'a DomainConfig,
}

The Worker arm’s placement (R898-F3).

The Cloudflare Worker is the one door for which the manifest’s declared origin is the right answer — api-noisetable-com.toml’s own words: “this field is the Worker arm’s fetch() target and nothing else reads it”. So backend_origin reads the declaration back off the route it is resolving, while CdnPlacement resolves the same entry to a mesh address for the door that serves production.

The static half is WorkerAssets — see there for why it is not simply the deployed ASSET_ORIGIN string.

Fields

assets: WorkerAssets<'a>

How this Worker’s static routes resolve their origins.

domain: &'a DomainConfig

The domain being compiled — read back for the declared backend origin.

Trait Implementations

impl RoutePlacement for WorkerPlacement<'_>

fn asset_origin(&self, component: &str, _path: &str) -> Option<String>

Where a static route’s component publishes its bytes.

fn backend_origin(&self, _component: &str, path: &str) -> Option<String>

Where a backend route’s deployed unit is reachable.

fn auth_required_prefixes(&self) -> &[String]

Path prefixes the door fronting this domain requires a bearer on — PasswayAuth::require_prefixes, verbatim. Default: an anonymous door, which is every Worker-fronted domain (the Worker arm has no bearer auth at all).