Examples
Examples
Deploy a sample application for each supported framework.
Purpose — Each example walks through deploying a sample application with the settings its framework expects: build type, publish directory, port or start command. They are reference pages — nothing is imported for you.
How an example works
Every example follows the same shape:
- Git provider — point a service at the Notploy repository, branch
main, and the build path of the example. - Settings — apply the framework's build type, publish directory, port or environment variables.
- Deploy, then generate a domain and open it.
Want a one-click stack instead of a walkthrough? Use a blueprint from the gallery — it ships the compose file and the configuration already wired up.
The examples
| Example | Notable settings |
|---|---|
| Next.js | Nixpacks (default). |
| Vite React | Nixpacks, publish directory ./dist, port 80. |
| Remix | Nixpacks (default). |
| Nest.js | Nixpacks (default). |
| Astro | Nixpacks, publish directory ./dist, port 80. |
| Astro SSR | NIXPACKS_START_CMD="pnpm run preview". |
| Svelte | Nixpacks, publish directory ./dist, port 80. |
| Vue.js | Nixpacks, publish directory ./dist, port 80. |
| Solid.js | Nixpacks, publish directory ./dist, port 80. |
| Preact | Nixpacks, publish directory ./dist, port 80. |
| Lit | Nixpacks, publish directory ./dist, port 80. |
| Qwik | NIXPACKS_START_CMD="pnpm run preview". |
| Tanstack | Nixpacks, port 3000. |
| Turborepo | Nixpacks with turbo build and start commands, port 3000. |
| 11ty | Nixpacks, publish directory ./_site, port 80. |
| Deno | Dockerfile build type, port 8080. |
| HTML | Static build type, port 80. |