cloudflare-api 2.1.0

Python client for Cloudflare API v4

Require Python 3.9+

Usage

Python Package

pip install cloudflare-api

Sample code can be found inside /test.py

Source Code

git clone https://github.com/nikhiljohn10/cloudflare-api
cd cloudflare-api

Instructions to get new API Token

1. Go to Dashboard
2. Create Token
3. Use Edit Cloudflare Workers template
4. Select one account from Account Resources
5. Select All Zones or specific zones under Zone Resources
6. Continue to summary
7. Create Token
8. Copy the token and save it somewhere secret & secure.

Then run the following command in terminal:

make init
. venv/bin/activate
make test

If it is running for first time, you will be asked to enter API Token. Paste the api token copied from Dashboard.

Example

For this example, poetry is used for easy setup.

python3 -m pip install --user poetry
mkdir -p myapp && cd myapp
poetry init -n
poetry add cloudflare-api

Copy the code below in to a new file ./myapp/app.py.

#!/usr/bin/env python3

from CloudflareAPI import Cloudflare

def main():
  cf = Cloudflare()

  print(cf.account.list())
  print(cf.user.details())
  print(cf.worker.list())
  print(cf.store.list())

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

You can now run the program using following command:

poetry run python app.py

If it is running for first time, you will be asked to enter API Token. Paste the api token copied from Dashboard. This will create cf-config.ini file in your current working directory for future reference of the api token.

You can find more examples in examples directory

Default Permissions

1. Account

• Workers Tail ( Read )
• Workers KV Storage ( Edit )
• Workers Scripts ( Edit )
• Account Settings ( Read )

2. Zones

• Workers Routes ( Edit )

3. Users

• User Details ( Read )

Available endpoints

Account

• list - List all accounts where given token have access

• get_id - Return account id if only one account exists. Otherwise display all accounts availabe and exit.

• details - Display details of an account

• rename* - Rename an existing account

  AccountData

  AccountSettings

User

• details - Display details of the account's user

  UserData

Worker

• list - List all existing workers

• upload - Upload a new worker with binding if given

  • Upload file along as javascript
  • Upload file along with metadata as multipart form-data
    • KV Bindings
    • Environment variables
    • Secrets

• download - Download an existing worker

• deploy - Deploy an existing worker using the subdomain

• undeploy - Undeploy an existing worker

• delete - Delete an existing worker

  Subdomain

  • create - Create a new subdomain if none exists
  • get - Get the current subdomain from cloudflare account

  Cron

  • update - Update an existing cron or create new cron for a worker
  • get - Get the cron task list of specified worker

Store(Workers KV)

• list - List all existing Namespaces

• get_ns - Returns requested Namespace object

• create - Create a new namespace

• rename - Rename an existing namespace

• delete - Delete an existing namespace

  Namespace

  • keys - Display all the keys in the Namespace

  • read - Read the value of given key in the Namespace

  • write - Write given key-value pair to the Namespace

  • bulk_write - Write given key-value pairs in bulk to the Namespace

  • delete - Delete given key from the Namespace

  • bulk_delete - Delete given keys in bulk from the Namespace

    Metadata

    NSKey

    NSBundler

    • add - Add key-value pair with metadata to bundler

( * : Not accessable with default Worker permissions )

Development

Version Bump

To display current version:

make version

To bump to new version, where x.y.z is major,minor & patch versions respectively:

make VERSION=x.y.z bump

The above command does the following:

1. Update version in __version__.py inside package
2. Create a commit for the above change
3. Tag the commit with VERSION
4. Push the content in to main branch with tags
5. Python publish workflow action activates
6. Release the version pushed
7. Build python package
8. Publish python package in to pypi.org