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README.md
Cloudflare WebUI
This is a web frontend to the Cloudflare API. It mainly lets you manage DNS records, but it also lets you toggle development mode and purge the cache as well as changing the SSL mode.
It's a simple frontend for the DNS settings and a simple webserver that handles making the actual requests to Cloudflare.
Usage
Clone the repository, and copy config.json.example to config.json. Make an
API token with:
- Zone - DNS - Edit
- Zone - Zone Settings - Edit
- Zone - Cache Purge - Purge
and update config.json with it. Then run npm install then npm start. You
should be able to manage your domains at localhost:8000.
Security
The server only listens at 127.0.0.1. It does not provide any form of authentication. It is meant to be run behind a reverse proxy such as nginx with basic auth, or behind something like oauth2_proxy.
The server never exposes your API token to the clients, all requests to Cloudflare are made from the server.