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flareclerk

v0.3.0

Published

CLI reporting usage stats and cost estimates for Cloudflare compute and storage.

Readme

flareclerk

CLI reporting usage stats and cost estimates for Cloudflare compute and storage.

Covers Workers (Durable Objects & Containers), Workers AI, R2, D1, KV, and Queues. No wrangler required.

Install

npm install -g flareclerk

Setup

flareclerk auth

Saves your API token and account ID to ~/.flareclerk/config.json.

Commands

Every command follows the same pattern: run without arguments for a summary, or pass a resource name for a detailed breakdown.

# All workers: requests, CPU, DO, containers, cost
flareclerk workers

# Single worker: detailed cost breakdown + live containers stats
flareclerk workers <name>

# Workers AI inference costs (neurons per model)
flareclerk ai
flareclerk ai <model>

# R2 bucket costs (Class A/B ops + storage)
flareclerk r2
flareclerk r2 <bucket>

# D1 database costs (rows read/written + storage)
flareclerk d1
flareclerk d1 <database>

# KV namespace costs (reads, writes + storage)
flareclerk kv
flareclerk kv <namespace>

# Queues costs (billable operations)
flareclerk queues
flareclerk queues <queue>

# JSON output (all commands)
flareclerk workers --json
flareclerk workers <name> --json
flareclerk ai --json
flareclerk r2 --json
flareclerk d1 --json
flareclerk kv --json
flareclerk queues --json

All commands support --since <period> (e.g. 7d, 30d, 2025-01-01) and --json.

FAQ

What API permissions do I need?

Workers Scripts (read), Containers (read), Workers AI (read), R2 (read), D1 (read), Workers KV Storage (read), and Queues (read). The flareclerk auth command provides a pre-filled token creation link with all required permissions.

Where does the data come from?

Cloudflare's GraphQL Analytics API — workersInvocationsAdaptive, durableObjectsInvocationsAdaptiveGroups, durableObjectsPeriodicGroups, containersMetricsAdaptiveGroups, aiInferenceAdaptiveGroups, r2OperationsAdaptiveGroups, r2StorageAdaptiveGroups, d1QueriesAdaptiveGroups, d1StorageAdaptiveGroups, kvOperationsAdaptiveGroups, kvStorageAdaptiveGroups, and queueMessageOperationsAdaptiveGroups.