CloudFlare DDNS Updater CLI

🌐 Cloudflare DDNS Updater CLI: Effortlessly manage DNS with automatic updates through this command-line tool. 🚀

Installation

npm install -g cloudflare-ddns-updater-cli

Usage

cf-ddns {--zone-id <zoneID> | --zone-name <zoneName>} --record-name <recordName> --token <apiToken>

Options

• -i, --zone-id <zoneId>: The ID of the zone to update. You can find it at the bottom right on the overview page of you CloudFlare project. It conflicts with --zone-name. It also checks for CF_ZONE_ID environment variable.
• -n, --zone-name <zoneName>: The name of the zone to update (example: domain.com). It conflicts with --zone-id. It also checks for CF_ZONE_NAME environment variable.
• -r, --record-name <recordName>: The name of the record to update (example: home.domain.com). It also checks for CF_RECORD_NAME environment variable.
• -t, --token <apiToken>: The API token to use. It also checks for CF_API_TOKEN environment variable. See Create CloudFlare API Token for more information.

Note: either -i, --zone-id or -n, --zone-name must be specified.

Alias

cloudflare-ddns

Create CloudFlare API Token

• Open the API Tokens page on your CloudFlare dashboard.
• Click on Create Token.
• Select Edit zone DNS template.
• Select the Zone Resources you want to update.
• Click on Continue to summary.
• Click on Create Token.
• Copy the token and use it with the -t, --token option.