Using the Worker on multiple WordPress

If you manage multiple WordPress sites, say 50 or even 100+, deploying a separate Worker for each can be cumbersome.

A more efficient approach is to utilize a single Worker and establish triggers for each domain. This not only streamlines the process but also simplifies maintenance.

Starting from version 2.0.0, I've introduced site-specific configurations. This allows you to tailor the settings for each domain that routes through the Worker.

For instance:

const SITES_CONFIG = [
   {
	DOMAIN: 'www.website.com',
	REWRITE_LINK_TAGS: true, 
	REWRITE_STYLE_TAGS: true, 
	REWRITE_IMAGE_TAGS: true, 
	REWRITE_HREF_TAGS: true, 
	REWRITE_DIV_TAGS: true, 
	REWRITE_SVG_TAGS: true,
	IMAGE_LAZY_LOAD: true, 
	IMAGE_QUALITY: 90, 
	IMAGE_FIT: 'crop', 
	IMAGE_GRAVITY: 'auto', 
	IMAGE_SHARPEN: 1, 
	IMAGE_METADATA: 'none',
   },
   // Add more as needed
];

I opted for constants because, occasionally, the environment variables don't load reliably. Regrettably, this means you'll have to make some manual edits.

NOTE: The domain specified here must match with the trigger you set to the Worker routes.