ghost-cloudflare-r2-storage
v1.0.1
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A simple custom storage adapter to add Cloudflare R2 object storage support for Ghost through S3 API.
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Ghost Cloudflare R2 Storage Adapter
A simple custom storage adapter to add Cloudflare R2 object storage support for Ghost through S3 API.
Installation
Create a storage
directory inside your Ghost installation's content/adapters/storage
folder.
mkdir /path/your/ghost/installation/content/adapters/storage
Using NPM
- Install the package.
cd /path/your/ghost/installation/content/adapters/storage npm install ghost-cloudflare-r2-storage
- Go to configuration section and configure the adapter.
Using Git
- Clone the repository.
cd /path/your/ghost/installation/content/adapters/storage git clone https://github.com/ronilsonalves/ghost-cloudflare-r2-storage.git
- Cd to the cloned repository and install the dependencies.
cd ghost-cloudflare-r2-storage npm install --production
- Go to configuration section and configure the adapter.
Configuration
Add the storage json object to your config.env.json
's Ghost installation.
"storage": {
"active": "ghost-cloudflare-r2-storage",
"ghost-cloudflare-r2-storage": {
"bucket": "<YOUR_BUCKET_NAME>",
"endpoint": "<YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID>.r2.cloudflarestorage.com",
"accessKeyId": "<YOUR_ACCESS_KEY_ID>",
"secretAccessKey": "<YOUR_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY>",
"publicDomain": "https://subdomaintohostfiles.yourdomain.com"
}
}
Just replace the values with your own and restart Ghost.
ghost restart
Note 1: The publicDomain
is required, if you don't provide it, the adapter will use the endpoint
value that isn't public accessible and will cause the images to not load.
Note 2: Don't add the https://
to the endpoint
value.
Note 3: Don't add at the end of the endpoint
and publicDomain
value the /
character.
FAQ's
Q: I'm facing a permission error when I try to restart Ghost after configure the adapter. What should I do?
A: Problably during the installation you used sudo
to install the adapter, so the files are owned by root. To fix this, just change the owner of the files to the user that runs Ghost.
sudo chown -R ghost:ghost /path/your/ghost/installation/content/adapters/storage/ghost-cloudflare-r2-storage
Or you can use the ghost-cli to fix the permissions. Just run the command below inside your Ghost installation directory and follow the provided instructions. Note: Ensure that you have stopped Ghost before run the command.
ghost doctor
License
Please see the license file for more information.