Cloudflare Provider =================== .. versionadded:: 0.0.3 `Cloudflare Pages `_ can be used to host static files that's generated by Hugo. Unlike Netlify and Vercel, Cloudflare pages does not come with a configuration file. That means to set the Hugo version an API is used to update or add ``HUGO_VERSION`` environment variable. uHugo can help you with that. To tell uHugo to use Cloudflare the following configuration needs to be done in either ``config.yaml`` or ``config.toml``. .. tabs:: .. code-tab:: toml config.toml [uhugo] name = "cloudflare" # required project = "some-name" # optional email_address = "env:email_address" # optional account_id = "env:account_id" # required api_key = "env:api_key" # required .. code-tab:: yaml config.yaml uhugo: name: "cloudflare" # required project: "some-name" # optional email_address: "env:email_address" # optional account_id: "env:account_id" # required api_key: "env:api_key" # required uHugo supports two ways to authenticate with Cloudflare: 1. You can use Global API key. For this you need to set ``email_address``, ``account_id`` and ``api_key`` in the configuration file. ``email_address`` is your authentication email ID, ``account_id`` can be retrieved from `Workers Dashboard `_ and ``api_key`` can be retrieved from `API Token `_ and copy the "Global API Key". 2. Or you can use the new API keys. For this you need to set ``account_id`` and ``api_key`` in the configuration file. ``account_id`` can be retrieved from `Workers Dashboard `_ and ``api_key`` can be retrieved from `API Token `_ and use ``Edit Cloudflare Workers`` template. .. note:: ``api_key`` must be a "Global API Key" or else the API cannot be authenticated. .. warning:: For security reasons, it is highly recommended that you not save API keys in the configuration file but rather set it as an environment variable. For example, whenever a configuration property is set to ``env:api_key``, uHugo will search for ``api_key=some-key`` as the environment variable.