Cloudflare-Docs

Cloudflare’s documentation。

developers.cloudflare.com 

Why Cloudflare Docs is open source

Our documentation is open source so that we can stay connected with our community and quickly implement feedback. Whether you have opened an issue to provide feedback or contributed your own content, we thank you for helping us maintain quality documentation.

If you have any feedback for our documentation or are interested in contributing, please refer to our contribution guidelines.

Setup

You must have a recent version of Node.js (22+) installed. You may use Volta, a Node version manager, to install the latest version of Node and npm, which is a package manager that is included with node's installation.

$ curl https://get.volta.sh | bash
$ volta install node@22

Install the Node.js dependencies for this project using npm or another package manager:

$ npm install

Development

When making changes to the site, including any content changes, you may run a local development server by running the following command:

$ npm run dev

This spawns a server that will be accessible via http://localhost:1111 in your browser. Additionally, any changes made within the project – including content/** changes – will automatically reload your browser tab(s), allowing you to instantly preview your changes.

Recommendations

Part of our application accesses the GitHub API (to populate the Wrangler changelog).

Deployment

Our docs are deployed using Cloudflare Pages. Every commit pushed to production will automatically deploy to developers.cloudflare.com, and any pull requests opened will have a corresponding staging URL available in the pull request comments.

For Cloudflare employees

To get write access to this repo, please reach out to the Developer Docs room in chat.

from cloudflare/cloudflare-docs: Cloudflare’s documentation