start-cloudflare
Small Pydantic settings helpers for Cloudflare projects.
start-cloudflare centralizes the environment variables and header helpers that Cloudflare API clients tend to repeat: account ID, API version, account email, legacy global API key, Origin CA key, bearer token headers, and account-scoped endpoint URLs.
Install
uv add start-cloudflare
Configure
Create a .env file or export the variables in your shell:
CF_ACCT_ID=your-account-id
CF_API_VERSION=4
CF_ACCT_EMAIL=you@example.com
CF_GLOBAL_API_KEY=legacy-global-api-key
CF_ORIGIN_CA_KEY=origin-ca-key
Only CF_ACCT_ID is normally needed for URL construction. Authentication
values are optional until you request the matching header helper.
Use
from start_cloudflare import CF
cf = CF()
base_url = cf.base
account_url = cf.add_account_endpoint("/zones")
auth_header = CF.set_bearer_auth("api-token")
For a default configuration, base_url is
https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4, and account_url is
https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/accounts/zones.
Documentation
See the full documentation for field details, examples, and generated API reference.
Development
uv sync
uv run pytest
uv run zensical build
To preview the docs locally:
just docs
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