ablesci check-in (Cloudflare Worker)

This is a Cloudflare Worker implementation of the ablesci automatic check-in script.

Prerequisites

1. Cloudflare Account: You need a Cloudflare account.
2. Node.js: Installed on your machine.

Setup

1. Install dependencies: This project uses a standalone worker script, but you need wrangler CLI to deploy.

   npm install -g wrangler

2. Login to Cloudflare:

   wrangler login

3. Set the Cookie Secret (CLI Method): The script requires your authentication cookie. Do not commit this to GitHub. Set it securely using wrangler secrets:

   wrangler secret put COOKIE

   When prompted, paste your _identity-frontend cookie value.

Cloudflare Dashboard Deployment (GitHub Integration)

If you are deploying by connecting your GitHub repository directly in the Cloudflare Dashboard:

1. Connect Repo: Select this repository in the Cloudflare Workers dashboard.
2. Build Settings:
   • Build Command: Leave empty.
   • Deploy Command: npx wrangler deploy (default).
3. Environment Variables (CRITICAL):
   • Do NOT set the cookie in the "Build" step.
   • After the project is created, go to Settings -> Variables and Secrets.
   • Add a variable named COOKIE with your cookie value.
   • Click "Encrypt" or "Secret" to keep it secure.
   • Redeploy: You must go to "Deployments" and trigger a new deployment for the variable to take effect.
4. Important Note on Preview: The "Quick Edit" preview pane in Cloudflare often does not load secrets. To test, click the actual deployed URL (e.g., https://ablesci.yourname.workers.dev).

Deployment

To deploy the worker to your Cloudflare account:

wrangler deploy

Configuration

• Schedule: The worker is configured to run daily at 00:00 UTC (which is 08:00 Beijing Time) in wrangler.toml.

  [triggers]
  crons = ["0 0 * * *"]

  You can adjust this cron expression if needed.

Testing

You can trigger the worker manually via the command line or the Cloudflare dashboard to test if it works:

wrangler tail # locally watch logs

Or simply visit the deployed worker URL provided after wrangler deploy.