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Root Files

You can host files in the root of your domain using Cloudflare R2. This is useful for hosting files like robots.txt, sitemap.xml, etc.

The Root Folder​

When you clone the reverse-proxy repo, you will see a folder named root. This folder contains all the files that you want to host in the root of your domain.

Hosting file in root​

1. Add file to the root folder​

Create or move files to the root folder.

2. Upload files to Cloudflare R2​

Run the following command to upload files to Cloudflare R2.

npx thind@latest proxy --upload

This command will ask you to select the files you want to upload from the root folder. After selecting the files, the CLI will upload them to Cloudflare R2. After a successful upload, you will see a link to the file in the root of your domain.

tip

You can access files from the root using the following URL format: https://[yourdomain.com]/[filename]