Create a New Cloudflare Workers Project with Wrangler

Create a Cloudflare Workers KV Namespace

Write Data to Cloudflare Workers KV Store with BINDING.put

Read Data from Cloudflare Workers KV with BINDING.get 

Set Complex Key Values in a Cloudflare Workers KV Namespace

Update Cloudflare Workers KVs Data from an API Route

Filter Data with Cloudflare Workers KV Keys

Edit Stored Data using the Cloudflare KV Key

Identify Users in a Cloudflare Worker by IP to Serve User-specific Data

Build Data-Driven Applications on the Edge with Workers and Workers KV

To access that data that we stored in our database, we use the .`get()` function. `.get()` is also an async function and we will need to `await` it. 

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Instructor: [0:00] Now that we've put something into our KV namespace, for instance, this value string here for this key, test-key, let's understand how to look something back up from that KV namespace.

[0:11] In order to do that, I'll use MyFirstKv.get. GET is the complementary function to PUT, which takes in one argument, a key. In this case, that will be test-key. What I'll get back here is a promise that resolves to be value of this KV key. I'll say const value=await MyFirstKv.get("test-key").

[0:38] Finally, I'll replace "Hello, worker" here with value, so I can see my KV value coming back from the KV namespace. To test this, I'll run wrangler publish. If I open this in browser, you can see that I get value back here. This is, of course, this value here, which was put as the value for test-key inside of MyFirstKv namespace.

[1:01] What we have here is first, we're putting something into KV and then second, we're reading it back out of that same key in order to return it as the value inside of this response.

Read Data from Cloudflare Workers KV with BINDING.get

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