deploy

To deploy a static site to Cloudflare Pages with password protection, this skill locates your build output directory and deploys it using Wrangler while automatically adding a Basic Auth middleware to enforce authentication.

The Cloudflare Pages deployment process automatically identifies and supports common static build directories, specifically scanning for dist, build, out, and public folders to locate your project's output files.

Yes, you can use Wrangler to add Basic Auth to a React app on Cloudflare Pages. The deployment process supports React apps and automatically applies a functions/_middleware.ts file for authentication if one is absent.

You do not need to manually create authentication middleware before deploying. The process automatically generates and applies a Basic Auth middleware file to enforce password protection if none already exists in your project.

The best way to securely publish a folder of files to Cloudflare Pages is using an automated Wrangler deployment that locates your build output and applies Basic Auth protection to prevent unauthenticated access.