Experimental 0.x: EnvHeaven is currently in experimental 0.x development. APIs, CLI commands, plugin contracts, package names, and release behavior may change before 1.0.0. Pin versions and read release notes before using it in production workflows.

Install

| Channel | Install | Purpose | |---|---|---| | release | npm install @envheaven/plugins-firebase-hosting-deploy@release | recommended 0.x release track | | latest | npm install @envheaven/plugins-firebase-hosting-deploy | npm default alias for the release track | | exp | npm install @envheaven/plugins-firebase-hosting-deploy@exp | experimental builds with newer changes |

Install compatible envheaven host package in the same workflow.

Usage

Run Firebase Hosting deploy workflows through EnvHeaven.

{
  "pluginPackage": "@envheaven/plugins-firebase-hosting-deploy",
  "Execution": {
    "cwd": "."
  }
}

What it does

• Firebase CLI availability checks.
• Hosting project/site/public directory resolution.
• optional config materialization.
• firebase deploy execution through EnvHeaven.

Requirements

Node.js >=20, EnvHeaven host package, Firebase CLI, Firebase auth, and an existing Hosting site.

Release Channels

| Channel | Install | Purpose | |---|---|---| | release | npm install @envheaven/plugins-firebase-hosting-deploy@release | recommended 0.x release track | | latest | npm install @envheaven/plugins-firebase-hosting-deploy | npm default alias for the release track | | exp | npm install @envheaven/plugins-firebase-hosting-deploy@exp | experimental builds with newer changes |

release is the recommended 0.x track, not a stable API promise.

Status

Experimental. Plugin contracts may change before EnvHeaven 1.0.0.

License

MIT, as declared in package.json.