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Share Your Laravel App with Cloudflare Tunnel

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The Cloudflared for Laravel is a simple package to create and manage Cloudflare Tunnel for your Laravel projects. Paried with a companion Vite plugin for Cloudflared, you can easily test and debug your frontend on any device.

It works using the following Artisan command, which will set up a Cloudflare tunnel, configure DNS, set up a Herd link, and save the configuration to .cloudflared.yaml in your project:

# Install
php artisan cloudflared:install
 
# After setup, run it
php artisan cloudflared:run

You can also remove the tunnel, DNS records, and configuration using the provided Artisan command:

php artisan cloudflared:uninstall

This package also requires a Cloudflare account and depends on Cloudflare Tunnel, which you will need to download. The cloudflared CLI is also available via Docker.

Install this in your project via Composer:

composer require aerni/cloudflared

👨‍💻 You can get started with this package on GitHub: aerni/laravel-cloudflared

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