Provides integration with the Cloudflare API see: https://api.cloudflare.com/

The module relies on the CloudFlarePHPSdk for all interactions with the CloudFlare API. You can check it out here: https://github.com/aweingarten/cloudflarephpsdk

• Install the CloudFlare module.
• At the root of your Drupal site, run composer drupal-update. This rebuilds core/composer.json and downloads the CloudFlare module's requirements: it downloads the CloudFlarePHPSdk.

The module currently provides the following settings to administrative users:

1. API Credentials: /admin/config/development/cloudflare You can enter your Api key and email address for authenticating to the API.

2. Zone Settings: /admin/config/development/cloudflare/zone Allows you to edit all the CloudFlare zone settings that are editable given the api credentials and cloudflare account. Note not all settings are editable.

3. Cache Clearing: /admin/config/development/cloudflare/cache-clear Provides form to clear multiple paths or to clear the cache for the entire zone. Note cloudflare does NOT currently support wildcards for cache clears.

This module provides a solid foundation for interacting with CloudFlare, it does not provide complete functionality at this point. There is a lot that can be built out in both the D8.

The module has a 3-tiered architecture

1. CloudFlare API
2. CloudFlare PHPSdk (The SDK is imported using Composer Manager.)
3. CloudFlare Drupal 8 Module

Keep in mind contributions will likely need to be made to both the Drupal project AND the PHP SDK. The projects share maintainers so if you make contributions to both we will do out best to get them approved in a timely fashion together.

##Legal CloudFlare is a trademark of CloudFlare Inc. This module has not been built, maintained or supported by CloudFlare Inc. This is an open source project with no association with CloudFlare Inc. The module uses their API, that's all.