Email Alias Manager for Cloudflare

A chromium-based browser extension to manage email aliases with Cloudflare's Email Routing API. This tool allows you to create, view, edit, and delete email aliases.

Features

• Create Aliases: Define new email aliases and link them to destination email addresses.
• View Aliases: Display a list of all active aliases with their current settings.
• Edit Aliases: Modify the destination email address for existing aliases.
• Enable/Disable Aliases: Easily toggle the active status of each alias.
• Delete Aliases: Remove aliases you no longer need.
• Configuration Panel: Store and manage your Cloudflare API Key and Zone ID locally on your device.
• Privacy First: This extension only communicates with cloudflare's servers.

How It Works

1. Setup Configuration:

   • First, you need to have a domain name managed by cloudflare, then you need to go to the dashboard, click on your domain and search for its Zone ID
   • Then, you have to make a custom API token with the following characteristics:
     • Permissions:
       • Zone
       • Email Routing Rules
       • Edit
     • Zone Resources:
       • Include
       • Specific zone
       • yourdomain.com
     • Client IP Filtering
       • Leave empty
     • TTL
       • If you'd like to give your token an expiry date (perhaps for security reasons), you can set it here.

2. Manage Aliases:

   • Use the "Create Alias" form to add new email aliases
     • If it is the first time you enter a destination address, you will need to verify it with an email sent to that address.
   • View and manage all aliases in the "View Aliases" section:
     • Enable/Disable aliases.
     • Edit destination email addresses.
     • Delete aliases.

Installation

1. Clone or download this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/email-alias-manager.git

2. Open Chrome and navigate to chrome://extensions.

3. Enable Developer Mode in the top right corner.

4. Click Load unpacked and select the folder containing this project.

Usage

1. Open the extension in your Chrome toolbar.
2. Configure your Cloudflare API Key and Zone ID.
3. Start creating and managing your email aliases.

Requirements

• A Cloudflare account with Email Routing enabled.
• API Key and Zone ID from Cloudflare.

Contributions

Contributions, bug reports, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 license.

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Disclaimer

This tool relies on Cloudflare's Email Routing API. Ensure your API Key and Zone ID are kept secure. Use at your own risk.