If you have a Cloudflare and Github account you can continue from
1. Create a Cloudflare account
If you don’t have a Cloudflare account create a free tier one. You can follow the instructions on how to setup a free account on Cloudflare.
2. Create a Github repository
Goto Github.com and register for a free account.
3. Connect the Github repo
Login to the Cloudflare dashboard. Navigate to the Workers & Pages tab on the left. Hit Create button on the top right corner.
This tutorial covers a static site without using a builder. It presumes that you have html, css and js files to be ready. Suppose that you upload your
distfolder of yournodebased app.
In order to transfer your static files from GitHub to Cloudflare Pages, click on Pages tab. Hit Get started button next to Import an existing Git repository.
Rest of the step are straight forward. Just follow the instructions.
Conclusion
If you hosted static files on your private or public GitHub repository, your Cloudflare page will be instantly ready and deployed to the internet with a custom domain.
In order to use custom domain on your Cloudflare Pages, follow the instruction in the following tutorial .