The first thing to do is to create a new project (i.e. You are logged in with an API Token, associated with the email ' '! Create a static site If all goes well, you should be able to run the command wrangler whoami and see a message This is an interactive command that will prompt you for your API token (Note: Do not use a global API key)… Run the command wrangler login and Wrangler will ask to automatically open your web browser to log into your Cloudflare account.Īlternatively, if you have already created a Cloudflare API token, use this command to authenticate Wrangler with that Cloudflare API Token: Now that Wrangler is installed, you’ll need to give it an API Token for your Cloudflare account.
#NPM SERVERLESS CLOUDFLARE WORKERS INSTALL#
Next install the wrangler CLI tool to be able to use Workers:
Install wrangler and login to Cloudflare Workers
It is recommended to install it with a Node version manager like nvm, which puts the global node_modules in your home directory to eliminate permissions issues with npm install -g. Visit and the process will guide you through choosing a v subdomain and verifying your email address.Īlso you need to have installed Node.js and npm in your local computer. You need to do this to be able to publish your Workers on your own domain or a free v subdomain. This assumes you have already signed up for a Cloudflare Workers account. See the full code in this Github repo: Prerequisites Note: This project was bootstrapped with Create React App and most of this documentation comes from Cloudflare’s Deploy a React app with create‑react‑app tutorial. A truly great platform if you don’t want or don’t need to maintain server infrastructure. Your application will be distributed to hundreds of locations around the world, and served directly from Cloudflare’s CDN at a server close to your users. In this tutorial, we use Wrangler and Cloudflare Workers to deploy and serverless serve a static site developed in React.Ĭloudflare Workers is a serverless execution environment where you can deploy static sites.
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