Send files, a ZIP, or a Git repo. StackMachine builds it, streams the logs, and returns the URL. Node.js, Python, PHP, and static sites run as they are.
Frameworks you can deploy include Next.js, Astro, Remix, React Router, SvelteKit, SolidStart, TanStack Start, NestJS, Hydrogen, Angular, Nuxt, Vue, Vite, VitePress, Gatsby, Docusaurus, Eleventy, Ember, Hexo, Ionic, Preact, Sanity, Storybook, Stencil, Create React App, Hugo, Jekyll, Django, FastAPI, Flask, Streamlit, MCP, Laravel, WordPress, Symfony, Drupal, Moodle, Go.
These and more: over 60 frameworks are detected and built for you.
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Create the deployment, then wait on it. The build logs arrive as they happen, and the live URL comes back when it finishes.
Next.js
Astro
Remix
React Router
SvelteKit
SolidStart
TanStack Start
NestJS
Hydrogen
Angular
Nuxt
Vue
Vite
VitePress
Gatsby
Docusaurus
Eleventy
Ember
Hexo
Ionic
Preact
Sanity
Storybook
Stencil
Create React App
Hugo
Jekyll
Django
FastAPI
Flask
Streamlit
MCP
Laravel
WordPress
Symfony
Drupal
Moodle
Go$ npm install stackmachineimport StackMachine from "stackmachine";
const client = new StackMachine(process.env.STACKMACHINE_API_KEY);
const deployment = await client.deployments.create({
appName: "storefront",
owner: "acme",
files: {
"index.html": "<h1>Open for business</h1>",
},
});
const { app } = await deployment.wait({
onProgress: ({ kind, message }) => console.log(kind, message),
});
console.log(app.url); // https://storefront.stackmachine.appTie releases to your repository and serve them from a hostname you own.
Connect a GitHub repository and choose the branch to build from. Status events and pull request comments report each deploy back to where the code lives.
Attach a hostname to the app and get back the DNS records to set. Verify it once they propagate, and make it the app's default URL if you like.
More in the documentation.
installCmd, buildCmd, and startCmd when your project needs them.One API key for hosting, storage, databases, email, and cron.