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wrangler-profiles

v1.0.0

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Manage multiple Cloudflare accounts for Wrangler deployments

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Keywords

cloudflarewranglerprofilescliworkersmulti-account

Readme

wrangler-profiles

Manage multiple Cloudflare accounts for Wrangler deployments. Switch between accounts with a single command.

Installation

npm install -g wrangler-profiles

Quick Start

# Add a profile using OAuth (browser login) - recommended
wrangler-profiles add personal --oauth

# Add a profile using API token
wrangler-profiles add work --token

# Switch between profiles
wrangler-profiles use personal

# Run wrangler commands with the active profile
wrangler-profiles run deploy
wrangler-profiles run tail --env production

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | list | List all profiles | | add <name> --oauth | Add profile using OAuth browser login | | add <name> --token | Add profile using API token | | use <name> | Switch to a profile | | current | Show current profile | | login <name> | Re-authenticate an OAuth profile | | deploy [env] | Deploy with current profile | | run <args...> | Run any wrangler command with current profile | | remove <name> | Remove a profile | | env | Output path to env file (API token profiles only) |

Authentication Methods

OAuth (Recommended)

Opens your browser to authenticate with Cloudflare. Tokens are automatically refreshed.

wrangler-profiles add myaccount --oauth

API Token

Manually enter an API token from the Cloudflare dashboard.

wrangler-profiles add myaccount --token

How It Works

  • OAuth profiles: Manages ~/.wrangler/config/default.toml (or ~/Library/Preferences/.wrangler/config/default.toml on macOS)
  • API token profiles: Sets CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN and CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID environment variables

Profile data is stored in ~/.wrangler-profiles/.

Examples

# List all profiles with their auth type
$ wrangler-profiles list
Available Wrangler profiles:

  → personal [oauth] (active)
    work [token]

# Show current profile details
$ wrangler-profiles current
Current profile: personal
Type: OAuth
Account ID: abc123...

# Deploy to production with the active profile
$ wrangler-profiles deploy production

# Run any wrangler command
$ wrangler-profiles run kv:namespace list
$ wrangler-profiles run d1 list
$ wrangler-profiles run tail my-worker

License

MIT