CloudflareTunnelsPlugin

# Cloudflare Tunnels Plugin Automatically download and run remotely-managed cloudflared in the background. ## Installation Instructions 1. Install the plugin onto a paper server. Start the server to generate the config file, and stop it. 2. Change all the values in the `plugins/cloudflare-tunnels-plugin/config.yml` to desired values. (see configuration section below) 3. Restart your server. Note that reloading is not tested and may cause issues. 4. Enjoy! :3 ## Configuration * `download.url`: link to a binary. use the `VERSION` placeholder to use the version in the `download.variable` property. **Always change if you are not using Linux amd64.** See https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflared/releases for some valid file names. * `download.version`: version of cloudflared to download. defaults to the latest version. * `token`: your cloudflared token. see https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-networks/get-started/create-remote-tunnel/ * `notify-ops-on-exit`: notify server operators when cloudflared exists for any reason, and if it is being restarted. * `log-level`: cloudflared log level. defaults to `info`. * `disable-tls`: do not check for valid SSL certificates when using cloudflared. * `restart.auto-restart`: automatically restart cloudflared if it exits. * `restart.interval-seconds`: time, in seconds, to wait between automatic restarts. * `installed`: set to `true` when the plugin is fully configured (the properties above are all set). ## Project Info The source code is available on [Codeberg](https://codeberg.org/IvyCollective/cloudflare-tunnels-plugin), and you may make bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests there. The source code is licenced under the Apache 2.0 license.