loikein / FlareDrive

Free file hosting service using CloudFlare R2

FlareDrive

CloudFlare R2 storage manager with Pages and Workers. Free 10 GB storage. Free serverless backend with a limit of 100,000 invocation requests per day. More about pricing

Features

• Drag-and-drop upload
• Upload large files
• Create folders
• Search files
• Image/video thumbnails

Usage

Installation

Before starting, you should make sure that

• you have created a CloudFlare account
• your payment method is added
• R2 service is activated and at least one bucket is created

Steps:

1. Fork this project and connect your fork with CloudFlare Pages (Deploy your site · Cloudflare Pages docs)
2. Add a custom domain (Optional; you must make Cloudflare your nameserver to enable authentication, see below.)
3. Bind your R2 bucket to BUCKET varaible
4. Manually redeploy to make R2 bindings take effect

Cloudflare pages settings:

• Framework preset: None
• Build command: (empty)
• Build output directory: (empty)
• Functions > R2 bucket bindings: BUCKET - (select your bucket from dropdown menu)

Authentication

There is no built-in authentication support. By default everyone can read and write your storage. But CloudFlare Zero Trust can be used to protect your data. Do these steps to enable authentication: (Enabling Access on your *.pages.dev domain · Cloudflare Pages docs)

1. Enable CloudFlare Zero Trust
2. In Access->Applications, create a self-hosted application
3. Delete the * from subdomain
4. Set Path as api/write/ to disable public write or leave it blank to disable public read
5. Create a policy which accepts your email only

If you have added a custom domain:

1. Add the domain to Cloudflare websites. You will be given instructions to change DNS of your whole domain.
2. Follow steps 10 ~ 12 of the Enabling Access documentation.