CloudFlare Access

Create a M2 module that will authorize CloudFlare Access requests. The documentation for CloudFlare Access request validation is linked further down below.

The module should:

1. Intercept all HTTP requests to Magento frontend controllers.
2. If the request doesn't have a CF_Authorization cookie, return a 403 response with a message reading missing required cf authorization token.
3. If the cookie is present, then allow the request to pass through.
4. A store configuration setting should determine if the module is Enabled / Disabled. The default value should be false.

Documentation Links

• CloudFlare Access Request Validation
• Routing
• Plugins
• Observers and M2 Event Cheatsheet

Guidelines & Tips

1. Place all your code inside the src directory.
2. You can install Magento inside the magento folder.
   1. composer install
   2. Then run bin/magento install ...
   3. You can symlink your module into a folder inside app/code in order to test it.
   4. Don't forget to add it to the modules list in app/etc/config.php and run bin/magento setup:upgrade.
3. If you already know how to, you can use unit tests to check and iterate over your work more quickly without the need of testing manually inside Magento. Place the tests inside the tests folder. WRITING UNIT TESTS IS NOT A REQUIREMENT unless explicitly mentioned in the assignment.