Bring your files.
Connect a repository, upload a zip, or run lahyer deploy in the folder with the CLI.
Static site hosting
Static site hosting.
Have an index.html? Push it to GitHub or GitLab, or deploy the folder with the CLI. Lahyer serves it from a global edge with HTTPS, a live URL in about a minute and previews for every pull request.
Deploy your projectNo buildAn index.html is enough
HTTPSOn your live URL and your domains
lahyer.jsonRedirects and response headers
What Lahyer does with it
How Static site builds and runs.
Lahyer fills these in from your repository. Change anything that does not fit in the project's build settings.
| Detected from | An index.html with no package.json, or a package.json without a build script |
|---|---|
| Build | None. With a build script, set the output directory it writes to |
| Output | Your files, served as they are |
| Redirects and headers | A lahyer.json file in the project root |
| Sources | GitHub, GitLab, the CLI or a zip upload |
Your first deploy
Three steps
to a live URL.
Add redirects if you need them.
A lahyer.json file in the project root sets redirects and response headers. Lahyer reads it on every deploy and reports problems in the build log.
Connect your domain.
Add a domain you own, or buy one in Lahyer. HTTPS is managed for you.
A few useful answers
Before you begin.
Do I need a package.json?
No. A folder with an index.html is served as it is.
How do redirects work?
Add a lahyer.json with redirects, for example { "source": "/blog/:slug", "destination": "/posts/:slug", "permanent": true }, and headers rules for response headers.
Is static hosting free?
Static sites fit within the Free plan: 5 projects, 100 GB of data out and 1,000,000 requests a month, with no card.