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Deploying with the CLI

February 11, 20265 views0 found this helpful

Basic Deployment

Navigate to your project directory and run:

  • boottify deploy — deploys to a preview environment (default).
  • boottify deploy --prod — deploys to production.
  • boottify deploy --yes — skips confirmation prompts (ideal for CI/CD).
  • boottify deploy --name feature-login — creates a named preview deployment.

Deploy Alias

Use boottify d as a shortcut for boottify deploy. All flags work the same way:

  • boottify d --prod
  • boottify d --prod --yes

Deploy Step Timing (v0.4.0)

v0.4.0 shows real-time progress with per-step timing:

  • Each deployment step displays a checkmark and duration, e.g. ✓ Building project (12.1s).
  • The total deployment duration is shown at the end.
  • Steps include: Authenticating, Detecting framework, Building, Uploading, DNS, SSL, and Deploying.

After Deployment

Once your deployment finishes, use these commands to interact with it:

  • boottify open (alias: o) — opens your deployed project URL in the browser.
  • boottify dashboard (alias: dash) — opens the Boottify dashboard for your project.
  • boottify logs (alias: l) — view deployment logs. Add --follow for real-time streaming.
  • boottify status (alias: s) — check the current deployment status.

CI/CD Integration

For automated deployments, combine the deploy command with token authentication:

  1. Set BOOTTIFY_TOKEN in your CI environment.
  2. Run boottify deploy --prod --yes in your pipeline.
  3. The --yes flag ensures no interactive prompts block the build.

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