Manual Deployment

If Cloudflare's limited access requests cannot meet your needs and you have your own server, you can refer to this tutorial to simulate Cloudflare's environment on your server and open corresponding ports to access the service.

Notice

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📂 Prerequisites

• Own a Linux/Windows server that can be accessed normally
• Server has Node.js environment installed (recommend v22.5.1)
• Have basic command line operation skills

🚀 Deployment Steps

1. Install Node.js

Install the corresponding node.js for your server operating system. Version v22.5.1 has been tested to work normally.

2. Get Project Code

# Clone project repository
git clone https://github.com/MarSeventh/CloudFlare-ImgBed.git
cd CloudFlare-ImgBed

3. Install Dependencies

Switch to the project root directory and run npm install to install required dependencies:

npm install

4. Create Configuration File

Create a wrangler.toml configuration file in the project root directory, containing project name, environment variables, etc.

name = "cloudflare-imgbed"
compatibility_date = "2024-07-24"

# If you need to set environment variables, you can add them here
# [vars]
# AUTH_CODE = "your_auth_code"
# TG_BOT_TOKEN = "your_bot_token"
# TG_CHAT_ID = "your_chat_id"

For details, see the official documentation: Configuration - Wrangler (cloudflare.com)

5. Start Service

Run npm run start in the project root directory:

npm run start

After normal startup, the console output should be similar to:

⎔ Starting local server...
⎔ Using namespace binding img_url
⎔ Using R2 binding img_r2
✅ Ready on http://localhost:8080

At this point, under normal circumstances, the project has been successfully deployed. The program runs on port 8080 by default.

⚙️ Custom Configuration

Modify Port

You can modify the startup port by editing the start script in package.json or using environment variables.

Environment Variables

Most configurations have been moved to the admin backend after v2.0. You can complete the configuration through the web interface.

🚀 Next Steps

At this point, the project has been manually deployed with default support for Cloudflare R2 storage channel. For adding other storage channels and other settings, please refer to Configuration Guide.