Struct CloudflareDeployProvider 

pub struct CloudflareDeployProvider { /* private fields */ }

A connected Cloudflare client answering in the vendor-neutral shapes.

Implementations

impl CloudflareDeployProvider

pub fn new(manager: CloudflareManager) -> Self

pub async fn viewer(&self) -> Result<Value, CloudflareApiError>

Who the credential belongs to — /user, or the token’s own identity when /user is out of its scope. See CloudflareManager::viewer.

pub async fn list_scopes(&self) -> Result<Vec<Value>, CloudflareApiError>

The accounts this credential can act as.

Cloudflare accounts have no slug, so the id addresses one and is reported as both; a nameless account is offered under its id rather than as a blank row.

pub async fn list_env( &self, project: &str, ) -> Result<Vec<ProviderEnvVar>, CloudflareApiError>

pub async fn get_env_value( &self, project: &str, key: &str, ) -> Result<String, CloudflareApiError>

pub async fn list_domains( &self, project: &str, ) -> Result<Vec<ProviderDomain>, CloudflareApiError>

The project’s domains, including the *.pages.dev host Cloudflare assigns.

/domains lists custom domains only, so a project serving perfectly well reads as having none — while Vercel’s equivalent endpoint includes the vendor-assigned *.vercel.app. Both render through the same generic view, so the asymmetry showed up on a live account as “no domains” beside a site anyone could load. The assigned host goes last, the way Vercel orders its own, so a custom domain still leads.

A failed project read degrades to the custom domains alone: the panel is still correct, just missing the assigned host.

pub async fn list_projects( &self, search: Option<&str>, ) -> Result<Vec<ProviderProject>, CloudflareApiError>

Pages has no server-side project search, so the filter is applied here — on the name, which is also the id a caller would act on.

pub async fn get_project( &self, name: &str, ) -> Result<ProviderProject, CloudflareApiError>

pub async fn find_by_repo_url( &self, repo: &str, ) -> Result<Option<ProviderProject>, CloudflareApiError>

The project imported from this git remote, found by walking the listing: Pages offers no lookup by repository.

pub async fn list_deployments( &self, project: &str, target: Option<&str>, limit: u32, ) -> Result<Vec<Deployment>, CloudflareApiError>

pub async fn get_deployment( &self, project: &str, deployment: &str, ) -> Result<DeploymentDetail, CloudflareApiError>

pub async fn build_logs( &self, project: &str, deployment: &str, ) -> Result<Vec<ProviderLogLine>, CloudflareApiError>