CORSflare, a lightweight JavaScript CORS Reverse Proxy designed to run in a Cloudflare Worker, configured to proxy Pandora APIs.
You'll need to use this (or an alternative) to use Epimetheus on the Web.
To setup CORSflare within a Cloudflare Worker, follow these steps:
- Download the latest CORSflare for Pandora version from the CORSflare for Pandora GitHub page: you'll only need the
CORSflare.jsJavaScript file. - Login to Cloudflare. If you don't have an account, create one: it's free and the basic plan will arguably be enough for most common scenarios, as it will grant 100.000 requests per day.
- Navigate to the Workers section using the top-level menu.
- Create a new worker. If it's the first time you do that, you'll also be asked to choose a subdomain, such as
domainName.workers.dev. The subdomain name will be appended to the worker's name to form the worker's FQDN, such asworkerName.domainName.workers.dev. - Paste the CORSflare.js source code within the worker code.
CORSflare for Pandora is strongly based upon the following projects:
- CORSflare by Darkseal (MIT License)
- worker-proxy by Berkeley-Reject (MIT License)
- cloudflare-cors-anywhere by Zibri (MIT License)