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netlaunch

v2.0.0

Published

Deploy static sites in seconds. Zero config, instant URLs.

Downloads

242

Readme

NetLaunch CLI

Deploy static sites in seconds. Zero config, instant URLs.

npx netlaunch deploy -s my-app -f ./dist.zip
# → https://my-app.web.app

Install

npm install -g netlaunch

Or use directly with npx:

npx netlaunch deploy -s my-app -f ./dist.zip

Quick Start

1. Login with Google

netlaunch login

Opens your browser for Google Sign-In. Credentials are stored locally at ~/.netlaunch/credentials.json.

2. Deploy

netlaunch deploy --site my-app --file ./dist.zip

That's it. Your site is live at https://my-app.web.app.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | netlaunch login | Sign in with Google (opens browser) | | netlaunch logout | Remove stored credentials | | netlaunch whoami | Show current logged-in user | | netlaunch deploy | Deploy a ZIP archive | | netlaunch config set | Set Firebase config for self-hosted deploys | | netlaunch config show | Show current Firebase config | | netlaunch config remove | Remove Firebase config |

Deploy Options

| Flag | Short | Description | |------|-------|-------------| | --site | -s | Site name / subdomain (3-30 chars, lowercase) | | --file | -f | Path to ZIP archive | | --key | -k | API key — optional if logged in | | --hosted | | Force deploy to NetLaunch (ignore saved config) |

Self-Hosted Deployments

Deploy to your own Firebase project instead of NetLaunch's.

Setup

  1. Go to Firebase Console → your project
  2. Project SettingsService accountsGenerate new private key
  3. Save the JSON file

CLI

# Save config locally
netlaunch config set --file ./service-account.json

# Save and sync to server (use from dashboard too)
netlaunch config set --file ./service-account.json --sync

# All deploys now go to YOUR Firebase project
netlaunch deploy -s my-app -f ./dist.zip

# Override: deploy to NetLaunch hosting instead
netlaunch deploy -s my-app -f ./dist.zip --hosted

# View current config
netlaunch config show

# Remove config (back to NetLaunch hosting)
netlaunch config remove

Dashboard

Go to SettingsFirebase Configuration → upload your service account JSON.

Examples

# Login first (one-time)
netlaunch login

# Deploy a site
netlaunch deploy -s portfolio -f ./build.zip

# Deploy with explicit API key (no login needed)
netlaunch deploy -k fk_abc123 -s my-app -f ./dist.zip

# Self-hosted: set config and deploy
netlaunch config set -f ./my-firebase-key.json --sync
netlaunch deploy -s my-app -f ./dist.zip

# Use environment variable for CI/CD
export NETLAUNCH_KEY=fk_your_key
netlaunch deploy -s my-app -f ./dist.zip

CI/CD

Set NETLAUNCH_KEY environment variable in your CI pipeline:

# GitHub Actions
- name: Deploy
  env:
    NETLAUNCH_KEY: ${{ secrets.NETLAUNCH_KEY }}
  run: npx netlaunch deploy -s my-app -f ./dist.zip

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18
  • A ZIP file with index.html at root (or in a subdirectory)

Links

License

MIT