cloudflare-docs

This repository contains the source files for Cloudflare's developer documentation, which is published publicly at developers.cloudflare.com. It is the open-source backing store for all the reference guides, tutorials, and how-to pages that Cloudflare makes available to developers who use its services.

The files are written in MDX, which is a combination of Markdown (a simple text formatting syntax) and JSX (a way of embedding interactive components). This format lets documentation authors write plain text that also supports things like interactive examples or live code snippets, depending on how the site renders them.

Anyone can propose changes to the documentation by submitting a pull request. Cloudflare provides a style guide at its developer site that explains what kinds of contributions are welcome and how to format them. The repository also participates in Hacktoberfest, an annual open-source contribution event, which encourages outside contributors to improve documentation during October.

The written content in this repository is available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license, which means you can reuse and share it as long as you credit Cloudflare. Any code samples in the repository are covered by the MIT license, which is even more permissive. Cloudflare's logos, names, and trademarks are not covered by either license.

The README notes that Cloudflare may use AI tools to review pull requests and issues submitted to this repository, to help identify errors and inconsistencies in the documentation. It asks contributors not to include personal information in their submissions for that reason.

The repository is maintained directly by Cloudflare and reflects the current state of documentation for all its developer products.