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Automate Purging Your File Cache On Cloudflare To Easily Update Your Webpages

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flask-cfpurge

Automate Purging Your File Cache On Cloudflare To Easily Update Your Webpages

Usage

Example in flask app's init.py:

from flask_cfpurge import Purger
from flask import Flask

app = Flask(__name__)

app.cf_auth_key = os.environ.get('CF_AUTH_KEY')
app.cf_email_key = os.environ.get('CF_AUTH_EMAIL')
app.cf_zone = os.environ.get('CF_ZONE')

purger = Purger(app)
purger.purge_all(app.cf_zone)

This will run everytime you restart your flask server.

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