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Pull request overview

This PR adds a currency rates proxy backend built with Python for Cloudflare Workers. The implementation follows clean architecture principles with distinct domain, application, infrastructure, and presentation layers. The proxy fetches exchange rates from Yahoo Finance, implements rate limiting and caching, and exposes a REST API at /v1/rates.

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  • Complete backend implementation with domain-driven design
  • Comprehensive test suite with good coverage across all layers
  • Configuration for Cloudflare Workers deployment via wrangler

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backend/wrangler.jsonc Cloudflare Workers configuration with environment variables
backend/pyproject.toml Python project configuration with dependencies and dev tools
backend/src/worker.py Worker entry point that handles HTTP requests
backend/src/rates/* Core application code organized in layers (domain/application/infrastructure/presentation)
backend/tests/* Comprehensive test suite covering all layers
backend/package.json NPM configuration for wrangler deployment scripts
backend/uv.lock Python dependency lock file
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@gonfff gonfff merged commit 868e5b1 into master Jan 24, 2026
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@gonfff gonfff deleted the cf-backend branch January 24, 2026 18:20
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