Deploying Your Project

Learn how to deploy your first project in PWS.

Clone Your Project First

As this is an experimental service, we recommend you to clone your project to a separate folder so it won't disturb your current progress.

Pushing Changes

1. Go to the project page at https://stndar.dev/{{ USERNAME }}/{{ PROJECT NAME }}, or accessing the project you want to deploy from the dashboard.

   

2. Copy the command to push. If you want to write it yourself, the format for the command is as follows:

    git remote add pws https://stndar.dev/{{ USERNAME }}/{{ PROJECT NAME }}
    git branch -M master
    git push pws master

   

   Master Branch

   In the command, we set git branch -M master. This will replace the main branch with master as this is the default that we use on our PWS, hence git push pws master

3. Open a terminal on your computer and direct it to your project's directory. For example, C:/johndoe/projects/bookworm.

4. Ensure your project has the correct configuration. Make sure to read the prerequisites page first.

5. In the terminal on your computer, paste the command above to push your project to PWS.

6. In the project page, you can see the status of the project being built and its latest build.

   

7. Once the status is Successful, you can view the deployed application by clicking Open or accessing it through the URL format https://{{ USERNAME }}-{{ PROJECT NAME }}.stndar.dev/. Make sure to replace . with -. For example, if your username is john.doe and the project is booker, then the URL is https://john-doe-booker.stndar.dev/.

   

8. Congratulations, you have successfully deployed your first web application to PWS!

Update Changes

If you want to do changes, after you have done git remote add and git branch -M master step, you can simply commit your changes and push your update directly.

git add .
git commit -m "{{ COMMIT MESSAGE }}"
git push pws master