How to put a React app online
Normally, to show your React app to the world, you have to build it with a build command, upload the finished folder to a host, and set things up so the routes work correctly. That is several steps, and it is easy to slip up on any of them.
Netrun figures out on its own that this is React, builds the project, and serves it at a link. All that is left for you is the code. Let us walk through it step by step.
Prepare the project
Make sure the project has a package.json with a build script (Vite, Create React App, or another bundler) and that the project builds on your own machine.
Upload the code to Netrun
As a ZIP archive or by importing from GitHub. You do not need to include the node_modules folder or the built output — we install the dependencies and build the project ourselves.
Netrun builds the app
The platform recognizes React, runs the build, and prepares the finished files for serving — you do not need to configure the build command by hand.
Get a link
Once the build is done, Netrun gives you a public address with HTTPS that anyone can open the app at.
Update it
To put a new version online, update the code — Netrun rebuilds the app at the same address.
Apps on Vue, Svelte, and other front-end frameworks deploy the same way. If the code was generated by an AI, just upload it as is. Try Netrun.