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DevFlare
A Cloudflare-focused personal developer platform. One monorepo, four products: a project hub, browser utilities, an identity provider, and a future Cloudflare authorization service.
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<img src=".github/assets/screenshot-devflare-projects.png" alt="DevFlare's Projects page: one card per application with its live URL, Pages and Worker counts, and latest deployment status" width="100%"
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What is in this repository
"DevFlare repo" is this monorepo. "DevFlare" on its own means the project-hub app. They are not the same thing.
| Product | Path | Purpose | Status | | ---------------------- | ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | DevFlare | apps/devflare | Personal project hub — projects, where they run, deploys | Live at devflare.andersseen.dev | | DevTools | apps/devtools | Curated developer tools: local (in-browser) + connected | Builds and runs locally; not deployed yet | | DevAuth | apps/dev-auth + SDK | OAuth 2.1 / OIDC identity provider + @dev-auth/ SDK | Live at auth-devflare.andersseen.dev | | Cloudflare Connect | apps/cloudflare-connect | Future delegated Cloudflare authorization broker | Placeholder only — health endpoint, no OAuth |
Each app has its own README defining what it is and is not.
DevFlare — personal project hub
Every project at a glance: its live URL, its repository, the Cloudflare Pages projects and Workers behind it, and what deployed last. Open a project for its resources, deployment history, redeploy, and links to roll back. A Cloud section keeps the raw, account-wide view of Workers, Pages, D1, KV and R2. Signs in through DevAuth. → apps/devflare/README.md
Not yet: analytics, logs, health checks or alerts.
DevTools — curated developer tools
Few tools, high quality, ones we actually use. Local tools run entirely in the tab — no uploads, no account, not even a request to DevTools' server. Connected tools need a server (storage, or fetching a domain without CORS) and sign in through DevAuth; DevTools then decides who may use them. Every page is prerendered and served as a static asset. → apps/devtools/README.md
| Category | Local tools | Connected tools | | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------ | | Web | SEO Simulator · QR Code Studio · cURL ↔ Fetch | Short Links · Domain Inspector | | Security | OAuth / OIDC Inspector · Security Headers | | | Cloud | Wrangler Config Doctor | | | Data | Data Converter (JSON ⇄ CSV) | | | Media | Screen Recorder · Social Card Designer · Cinematic Palette · Background Remover | |
DevAuth authenticates, DevTools authorizes: a DevAuth account alone does not unlock connected tools — DEVTOOLSALLOWEDUSERS does.