Upload a site to Meli

1. In the UI, create a site, say my-site

2. In my-site, go to the Tokens tab and copy a token

3. In my-site, go to the Settings tab, and copy the Site ID

4. Assuming your static site has been built into a directory named public, run:

   npx -p "@getmeli/cli" meli upload \

   ./public \

   --url http://localhost:80 \

   --site <site-id> \

   --token <site-token> \

   --branch "latest"

5. Your site is now live at https://latest.my-site.meli.my-company.com and https://my-site.meli.my-company.com

6. Point your domain to the site in meli. If you are pointing sub.domain.com to a meli site, you can add a CNAME DNS record to point sub.domain.com to my-site.meli.my-company.com. If you are pointing a primary domain (domain.com), you have to create a DNS A record pointing to the IP where Meli serves your sites.

Github Actions

Add a repository secret named MELI_TOKEN with a Meli token for your site, then update your build workflow:

name: main

on: [ push ]

env:

MELI_SITE: "6d09389c-5cb7-4839-ba4b-a0ff75c12851"

jobs:

build:

runs-on: ubuntu-latest

steps:

- uses: actions/checkout@v2

- uses: actions/setup-node@v1

with:

node-version: '12'

- name: "build"

run: |

npm ci

npm run build

- name: "publish"

run: |

npx -p "@getmeli/cli" meli upload ./public \

--url "https://meli.my-company.com" \

--site "$MELI_SITE" \

--token "$MELI_TOKEN" \

--release "$GITHUB_SHA"

env:

MELI_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.MELI_TOKEN }}

# Enable PR previews:

# uses the default GITHUB_TOKEN set by Github Actions

# https://docs.github.com/en/actions/reference/authentication-in-a-workflow#about-the-github_token-secret

GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}