Wrangler

Wrangler puts Cloudflare Workers deployments on your Stream Deck. Choose a project, press Deploy, and follow the real build and Wrangler stages on the key and the Neo Infobar. There is no simulated progress and no companion app: the plugin runs the commands you configured, in the project folder, with your existing Wrangler login.

The Deploy key is useful before you press it. It shows the selected project and whether local deployable files changed since the last successful deployment, using a content fingerprint rather than a clean Git tree. A failed attempt never replaces the last good baseline. The key says READY, CHANGED, FAILED, DEPLOYED or UNKNOWN instead of claiming an unverified remote state is synced. Local checks need no API token.

Next Project cycles a group with a tap; hold for the previous one. Deploy and the Infobar follow the selection. Hold Deploy for two seconds while a deployment is running to cancel; if that happens during upload, the key says UNKNOWN because Cloudflare may already have received it. Optional production confirmation asks for a second press, and an optional verification URL checks the endpoint after Wrangler succeeds.

History, the last successful fingerprint and version ID survive restarts. Logs are redacted.

Requires macOS 13 or later, Stream Deck 7.6 or later, a Cloudflare Workers project and an authenticated Wrangler CLI. The Infobar needs a Stream Deck Neo. No API token, backend or companion app is required.

Wrangler 1.0.0

Deploy the selected Cloudflare Worker from a Stream Deck key.

See at a glance whether local deployable files have changed since the last successful deployment.

Follow prepare, build, deploy and verify stages with elapsed time on the key and the Neo Infobar.

Hold the Deploy key for two seconds while a deployment is running to cancel it.

Optional production confirmation and optional HTTP verification after Wrangler finishes.

Tap or hold the Next Project key to move through a group; every key on the group follows it.

Deployment history and the last successful baseline survive Stream Deck restarts.

No API token, no companion app, no backend. Wrangler authentication is reused.