Deploy Vite (React, Vue, Svelte…)

How nesly detects, builds and serves a Vite (React, Vue, Svelte…) project — and the two commands that put it on a live URL.

Deploy Vite (React, Vue, Svelte…) on nesly

A Vite (React, Vue, Svelte…) project is built once and served as static files — no server process to keep alive.

cd your-project
nesly deploy --yes

The first deploy creates the project and prints the live URL; after that, nesly deploy is enough.

How detection sees it

A package.json depending on vite (and not on a fuller framework like Next or SvelteKit) is detected as a Vite app.
The build runs and dist/ is served as static files. Create React App (react-scripts, build/) and Angular are recognised the same way.

When detection is not what you want, say it yourself: build and start commands, root directory and output directory live in nesly.toml committed next to the code — see builds.

Worth knowing

A single-page app's client-side routes work out of the box — unknown paths fall back to index.html.
Values the browser needs must be VITE_-prefixed env vars, set before the deploy that bakes them in.
When a deploy fails, nesly diagnose reads the logs for you and names the fix.

Full walkthrough: get started. Custom domains, backups, GitHub deploys and the rest of the reference: nesly CLI.