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🚀 Deploy Your React 19 + Vite App to GitHub Pages in Minutes!
Want to host your React 19 + TypeScript + Vite application for free on GitHub Pages? Here's a simple two-part guide that gets your app online and then automates future deployments using GitHub Actions.
✅ Part 1: Deploy React 19 + Vite to GitHub Pages
📌 Create your project:
npm create vite@latest my-react-app --template react-ts
📌 Initialize Git and push your project to GitHub.
📌 Install GitHub Pages:
npm install --save-dev gh-pages
📌 Update your vite.config.ts:
base: '/your-repository-name/'
📌 Add deployment scripts to package.json:
predeploydeploy
📌 Run:
npm run deploy
🎉 Your React application is now live on GitHub Pages!
⚡ Part 2: Automate Deployment with GitHub Actions
Why deploy manually every time?
Configure GitHub Actions once, and every push to the main branch will automatically:
✅ Install dependencies
✅ Build your Vite application
✅ Deploy the latest version to GitHub Pages
Steps:
🔹 Set GitHub Pages → Source → GitHub Actions
🔹 Create:
.github/workflows/deploy.yml
🔹 Add the deployment workflow.
Now every time you run:
git add .
git commit -m "Update app"
git push
GitHub automatically builds and deploys your application. 🚀
No more running:
npm run deploy
💡 This setup is perfect for:
✔ React 19
✔ Vite
✔ TypeScript
✔ Portfolio websites
✔ Learning projects
✔ Production-ready static applications
Automating deployments saves time, reduces errors, and keeps your GitHub Pages site always up to date.
Have you started using GitHub Actions for your React projects? Share your experience in the comments! 👇
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