This repository contains a simple demo project for deploying applications to Vercel using GitHub integration.
This project showcases deployment to Vercel using GitHub integration illustrating deployment processes via Cloudflare or AWS S3. Learn how to automate deployment processes and manage deployments directly from your GitHub repository. Perfect for exploring serverless functions and static site hosting on Vercel
##Important Note!
This works only for react projects or raw html css javascript projects, it does not support server side rendering
To get started with deploying your own applications to Vercel, follow these steps:
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Clone this Repository: Clone or fork this repository to your local machine.
git clone https://github.com/dhanush-2313/vercel.git
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Install Dependencies: Navigate into the cloned repository directory and install any dependencies required for your project.
cd vercel # Install dependencies, if any
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Set Up Vercel Account: If you haven't already, sign up for a Vercel account at vercel.com.
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Install Vercel CLI: Install the Vercel CLI globally on your machine to enable local development and deployment.
npm install -g vercel
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Link Vercel Account: Link your Vercel account to your local development environment using the Vercel CLI.
vercel login
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Deploy to Vercel: Once you're ready to deploy your project, use the Vercel CLI to deploy it to Vercel.
vercel
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Follow Deployment Instructions: Follow the prompts from the Vercel CLI to configure your deployment settings, such as the project name, environment variables, and domain.
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Access Your Deployment: Once the deployment is complete, Vercel will provide you with a URL where your application is hosted. You can access your deployed application using this URL.
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Vercel Documentation: Explore the official Vercel documentation for more detailed information on deploying applications, configuring custom domains, managing environments, and more.
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Vercel GitHub Integration: Learn how to set up GitHub integration with Vercel to automate the deployment process directly from your GitHub repository.
Contributions are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.