This is a simple Directory Listing script for Cloudflare R2 and hosted on Cloudflare Workers. It is inspired by the Directory Listing of Gitea downloads site.
Clone this repository, install dependencies and edit the configs:
git clone https://github.com/cmj2002/r2-dir-list.git
cd r2-dir-list
npm install
mv src/config.ts.example src/config.ts
mv wrangler.toml.example wrangler.toml
You should edit:
bucketname
insrc/config.ts
andwrangler.toml
to your bucket name.bucketdomain.example.com
insrc/config.ts
andwrangler.toml
to your bucket domain. It must have been set as a custom domain of your Cloudflare R2 bucket.example.com
inwrangler.toml
'szone_name
to yours.- Other settings like
name
,desp
,showPoweredBy
andlegalInfo
insrc/config.ts
to your own.
You may want to search bucketdomain
, bucketname
and example.com
in your code to ensure you have edited all of them.
Then you can run wrangler deploy
to deploy it to your Cloudflare Workers.
https://datasets.caomingjun.com/
This is a production website of mine, which hosts some machine learning datasets used in my papers and codes to share with other reserchers. It is a Cloudflare R2 bucket with this worker in front of it.
It will only overwrite the response when all of the following conditions are met:
- Response from R2 has a status of 404
- The requested pathname ends with
/
- There exist "subdirectories" or "files" under the current "directory" (The quotation marks here are used because directories and files are abstract concepts in object storage)
In such a case, it will generate a HTML page with the list of "subdirectories" and "files" under the current "directory" and return it. Otherwise, it will just return the response from R2. So putting this worker in front of your R2 bucket will not affect any normal access to your bucket.