alibabacloud-esa-pages-deploy
Deploy HTML pages, static directories, or custom edge functions to Alibaba Cloud ESA edge nodes. Manage Edge KV for distributed key-value storage. Use when deploying web pages, static sites, frontend builds, serverless edge functions, or edge data storage to ESA Functions & Pages.
What this skill does
Category: service # ESA Functions & Pages — Edge Deployment & KV Storage Deploy to Alibaba Cloud ESA edge nodes via JavaScript SDK. **Provides free global CDN acceleration and edge security protection**, enabling your static assets to be served from the nearest edge node for improved performance and security. - **Functions & Pages** — Deploy edge functions and static content (same API, Pages is simplified pattern) - **Edge KV** — Distributed key-value storage accessible from edge functions - **Free CDN** — Global edge node acceleration, serve static assets from the nearest location - **Security Protection** — Built-in DDoS protection, WAF, and other edge security capabilities ## Three Deployment Patterns | Pattern | Use Case | Code Type | Size Limit | | -------------------- | -------------------------------- | --------------- | -------------------- | | **HTML Page** | Quick prototypes, single pages | Auto-wrapped JS | **< 5MB** (ER limit) | | **Static Directory** | Frontend builds (React/Vue/etc.) | Assets | **< 25MB** per file | | **Custom Function** | API endpoints, dynamic logic | Custom JS | **< 5MB** | ## Prerequisites > **Important**: > > 1. Grant **AliyunESAFullAccess** policy to your RAM user/role before using this skill. > 2. Enable ESA Functions & Pages first at [ESA Console](https://esa.console.aliyun.com/edge/pages/list), or use `OpenErService` API to enable programmatically. ```bash npm install @alicloud/[email protected] @alicloud/[email protected] @alicloud/[email protected] ``` ### Enable Edge Routine Service via API Before any deployment or KV operation, you **MUST** call `GetErService` to check whether Edge Routine service is enabled. **Do NOT use any other method** (e.g. attempting a deployment and catching errors, checking console UI, or assuming service is enabled) to determine service availability — `GetErService` is the only authoritative check. ```javascript // Check if service is enabled — this is the ONLY valid way to verify const status = await client.getErService( new $Esa20240910.GetErServiceRequest({}), ); if (status.body?.status !== "online") { // Enable the service await client.openErService(new $Esa20240910.OpenErServiceRequest({})); // After enabling, re-check status to confirm const recheck = await client.getErService( new $Esa20240910.GetErServiceRequest({}), ); if (recheck.body?.status !== "online") { throw new Error("Failed to enable Edge Routine service. Please check your account permissions."); } } ``` ## SDK Quickstart ```javascript import Esa20240910, * as $Esa20240910 from "@alicloud/esa20240910"; import * as $OpenApi from "@alicloud/openapi-client"; import Credential from "@alicloud/credentials"; function createClient() { const credential = new Credential.default(); const config = new $OpenApi.Config({ credential, endpoint: "esa.cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com", userAgent: "AlibabaCloud-Agent-Skills/alibabacloud-esa-pages-deploy", }); return new Esa20240910.default(config); } ``` ## Unified Deployment Flow All deployments follow the same pattern: ``` 1. CreateRoutine(name) → Create function - If routine already exists (HttpCode 400, error code 'RoutineNameAlreadyExists'), this is expected — skip creation and continue to step 2 - If throttled (error code 'Throttling.Api'), retry after 2 seconds, up to 3 times - For ANY other 400 error or ANY 5xx error: ABORT the entire flow immediately and print the full error response - NEVER proceed to step 2 unless CreateRoutine succeeded OR the error code is exactly 'RoutineNameAlreadyExists' 2. Upload code/assets to OSS → Via staging upload or assets API 3. Commit & Publish → Deploy to production environment 4. GetRoutine(name) → Get access URL (defaultRelatedRecord) 5. GetRoutineAccessToken(name) → Get access token and append to URL (token valid for 1 hour) ``` > **STRICT Error Handling for CreateRoutine**: After calling `CreateRoutine`, you **MUST** inspect both the HTTP status code and the response body error code. Only two outcomes allow the flow to continue: (1) successful creation (HTTP 200), or (2) HTTP 400 with error code `RoutineNameAlreadyExists` (treat as success, skip to step 2). For **all other errors** (other 400 codes, 5xx, network failures), you **MUST immediately abort** the entire deployment flow and print the complete error information. It is **strictly forbidden** to proceed with upload or publish steps without confirmed routine creation success. > **401 Access Denied**: If accessing the deployment URL returns HTTP **401**, you **MUST** call `GetRoutineAccessToken` to obtain a valid token and append it as `?esa_er_token=<token>` to the URL. Do NOT attempt other authentication methods (e.g. custom headers, cookies, or basic auth). `GetRoutineAccessToken` is the **only** way to authorize URL access. ### HTML Page Flow ``` CreateRoutine → GetRoutineStagingCodeUploadInfo → Upload wrapped JS → CommitRoutineStagingCode → PublishRoutineCodeVersion(staging/production) ``` ### Static Directory Flow > **Mandatory Pre-deployment Validation**: Before calling `deploy-folder.mjs` or executing the Static Directory flow, you **MUST** verify the target directory exists and contains real build artifacts (e.g. `index.html`, `.js`, `.css` files). If the directory does not exist or is empty, you **MUST** run the corresponding build command first (e.g. `npm run build`). If the build command fails, **abort the entire flow immediately** and report the error — do NOT fall back to simulated deployment. > > **CRITICAL BLOCKING RULE — ZERO TOLERANCE**: Before executing ANY deployment script, you MUST strictly verify that the target path exists AND contains real build artifacts. If the path does not exist or is empty, you MUST **immediately terminate the current task and return an error report**. It is **absolutely forbidden** to use `mkdir`, `touch`, `echo`, `writeFile`, or any other method to create placeholder files, empty directories, or simulated code to force the workflow forward. **Any attempt to auto-create missing paths or fabricate content to bypass this check constitutes a deployment rule violation and will cause deployment failure.** This rule has the highest priority and overrides any auto-completion or self-healing behavior. ``` CreateRoutine → CreateRoutineWithAssetsCodeVersion → Upload zip → Poll GetRoutineCodeVersionInfo → CreateRoutineCodeDeployment(staging/production) ``` ## Code Format All deployments ultimately run as Edge Routine code: ```javascript export default { async fetch(request) { return new Response("Hello", { headers: { "content-type": "text/html;charset=UTF-8" }, }); }, }; ``` For HTML pages, your HTML is automatically wrapped into this format. ## Zip Package Structure | Type | Structure | | ----------------- | ------------------------------- | | **JS_ONLY** | `routine/index.js` | | **ASSETS_ONLY** | `assets/*` (static files) | | **JS_AND_ASSETS** | `routine/index.js` + `assets/*` | ## API Summary ### Edge Routine Service - **Service Management**: `OpenErService`, `GetErService` ### Functions & Pages - **Function Management**: `CreateRoutine`, `GetRoutine`, `ListUserRoutines` (preferred API for listing routines, use instead of GetRoutineUserInfo) - **Code Version**: `GetRoutineStagingCodeUploadInfo`, `CommitRoutineStagingCode`, `PublishRoutineCodeVersion` - **Assets Deployment**: `CreateRoutineWithAssetsCodeVersion`, `GetRoutineCodeVersionInfo`, `CreateRoutineCodeDeployment` - **Access Token**: `GetRoutineAccessToken` (generates token for URL access, default TTL is 1 hour) - **Routes**: `Crea
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