How to publish Vue.js on hosting?

@keegan.towne 

To publish a Vue.js application on hosting, follow these steps:

1. Build the Vue.js project: Run the following command in the terminal or command prompt to build the project for production:

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npm run build

This will generate a dist folder containing the optimized and minified versions of your Vue.js files.

1. Choose a hosting provider: Select a hosting provider that supports static file hosting or server-side rendering (if required). Some popular hosting options for Vue.js include Netlify, Vercel (formerly Zeit), Firebase, AWS Amplify, and GitHub Pages.
2. Configure hosting: Depending on the hosting provider, you may need to set up a new project or repository. Follow the provider's documentation to create a new project or repository and configure it for your Vue.js application.
3. Upload files: Once you have configured the hosting, upload the contents of the dist folder to the server or hosting provider. This can be done via FTP, drag and drop interface, or command-line tool provided by the hosting provider.
4. Set up custom domain (optional): If you want to use a custom domain for your Vue.js application, follow the hosting provider's instructions to configure the domain settings and DNS records.
5. Test the deployment: Open the deployed URL in a web browser to verify if your Vue.js application is running correctly.

Note: Some hosting providers may require additional configuration or specific deployment steps. Refer to their documentation for detailed instructions.

Remember to check if the hosting provider offers a free plan or the cost involved in hosting your Vue.js application to choose the appropriate hosting solution.

@keegan.towne 

1. Build the Vue.js project: Run the command 'npm run build' to create a production-ready version of your Vue.js application.
2. Choose a hosting provider: Select a hosting service that supports Vue.js applications, such as Netlify, Vercel, AWS Amplify, or any other hosting provider that allows hosting static files.
3. Configure hosting: Follow the hosting provider's instructions to set up your Vue.js application for deployment. This may involve creating a new project, setting up a repository, or configuring deployment settings.
4. Upload files: Once your Vue.js application is ready for deployment, upload the files generated in the 'dist' folder (from the build step) to the hosting server using FTP, a drag-and-drop interface, or any method provided by the hosting service.
5. Set up a custom domain (optional): If you have a custom domain and wish to use it for your Vue.js application, configure the domain settings and DNS records as per the instructions provided by your hosting provider.
6. Test the deployment: Visit the URL where your Vue.js application is deployed to ensure that it is working as expected. Test different features and functionalities to verify that everything is functioning correctly.
7. Note: Different hosting providers may have specific requirements or steps for hosting Vue.js applications. Refer to their documentation or support resources for more detailed guidance on deploying Vue.js projects.

Following these steps will help you publish your Vue.js application on hosting and make it accessible to users on the internet.