Update r2.mdx

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Add screenshots for new pages for API token generation

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Expanded and clarified the instructions for creating an R2 Token with detailed step-by-step guidance and new illustrative images.
  • Improved wording for clarity and updated descriptions of the token creation process.
  • Enhanced visual support and overall instructional flow for easier user understanding.

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Walkthrough

The instructions for generating an R2 Token in the documentation have been rewritten for clarity and detail. The steps now include explicit navigation guidance and additional screenshots, along with precise language for copying necessary information and updating the environment configuration.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
pages/configuration/r2.mdx	Expanded and clarified R2 Token creation steps, added screenshots, improved wording, and updated flow.

Poem

In the warren of docs, a new path is drawn,
With screenshots and steps to guide you along.
Tokens and IDs, now easy to find—
Clearer instructions for peace of mind.
Hop to your .env, with details in tow,
Thanks to these changes, you're ready to go! 🐇

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (3)

pages/configuration/r2.mdx (3)

28-34: Add descriptive alt text for screenshots and host assets locally
All new <img> tags lack alt attributes, which harms accessibility and SEO. Also, relying on external Imgur URLs can lead to broken images if the host changes. Please add meaningful alt descriptions for each screenshot and consider moving the image files into the repo’s assets folder (e.g., public/images/) for better maintainability.

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36-42: Clarify API token link and consistent terminology
The link [Manage API tokens](https://dash.cloudflare.com/?to=/:account/r2/api-tokens) contains a :account placeholder that may confuse users. Explicitly note that they should replace :account with their actual Account ID or simply click the “Manage API tokens” option in the UI. Also, unify the capitalization (e.g., use “R2 token” or “API token” consistently across steps).

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48-52: Streamline wording for copying keys and .env instructions
The phrasing “After the R2 Token is created, copy your ‘Access Key ID’ and ‘Secret Access Key’:” and “Paste the respective information into your .env environment.” can be more concise. For example:

• “After creating the API token, copy the Access Key ID and Secret Access Key.”
• “Paste these values into your .env file as shown below.”

This clarifies that the user edits their local .env file.

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