Your very own DDNS
Cloudflare DDNS is a tiny Node.js DDNS app which automatically updates your records on Cloudflare to match your server IP so that
you don’t need to worry about having a dynamic IP anymore. (Read more about DDNS here). I developed Cloudflare DDNS
because using 3rd-party apps didn’t feel safe enough and going through other open-source apps would’ve taken me too long.
This app, however, is under 300 lines of code so you can easily verify how it works before giving it your valuable
domain credentials.
Cloudflare DDNS can automatically update any number of A records on any of your domains, either one-time (when you launch it)
or continuously, using a configurable timeout. You can also choose whether to reset your records to 0.0.0.0
on an exit and what TTL you want to use.
npm install
.systemctl
and you want to use included shell scripts for an easy setup, make themchmod u+x ./*.sh
.node ./index.js
.Installation was made to be as straightforward as possible.
First time you launch Cloudflare DDNS it will create a ./config.json
file with all the options. After that, you can either
choose to edit the file manually or run Cloudflare DDNS with an -s
flag to go through a setup process. Note that setup may
not cover all possible options. You can restart the setup or edit the config later at any point.
If your system includes systemctl
, you can use the included scripts to automatically install or uninstall Cloudflare DDNS.
Installing will make Cloudflare DDNS run when your computer boots and automatically restart on errors.
Run ./install.sh
to run and install the app and ./uninstall.sh
to stop and uninstall.
Run node ./index.js -h
for the list of options and how to use them.