README

This package provides integration with the Cloudflare API. It currently only supports sending a chat message.

Installation

You can install this package via Composer using:

composer require kylewlawrence/laravel-cloudflare-api

The facade is automatically installed.

Cloudflare::get('zones', ['per_page' => 100]);

Configuration

To publish the config file to app/config/cloudflare-laravel.php run:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="KyleWLawrence\Cloudflare\Providers\CloudflareServiceProvider"

Set your configuration using environment variables, either in your .env file or on your server's control panel:

• CLOUDFLARE_TOKEN

The API access token. You can create one at: https://dash.cloudflare.com/profile/api-tokens

• CLOUDFLARE_EMAIL

Set this to your Cloudflare email associated with the API key above.

• CLOUDFLARE_DRIVER (Optional)

Set this to null or log to prevent calling the Cloudflare API directly from your environment.

Contributing

Pull Requests are always welcome here. I'll catch-up and develop the contribution guidelines soon. For the meantime, just open and issue or create a pull request.

Usage

Facade

The Cloudflare facade acts as a wrapper for an instance of the Cloudflare\Http\HttpClient class.

Dependency injection

If you'd prefer not to use the facade, you can instead inject KyleWLawrence\Cloudflare\Services\CloudflareService into your class. You can then use all of the same methods on this object as you would on the facade.

<?php

use KyleWLawrence\Cloudflare\Services\CloudflareService;

class MyClass {

    public function __construct(CloudflareService $cloudflare_service) {
        $this->cloudflare_service = $cloudflare_service;
    }

    public function getZones() {
        $this->cloudflare_service->get('zones', ['per_page' => 100]);
    }

}

This package is available under the MIT license.