Deployment
Vista Deploy Command
Deploy Vista apps with npm run deploy or vista deploy across Render, Vercel, Cloudflare, Netlify, and Docker.
Updated: 2026-09-20
Use npm run deploy or vista deploy as the single entrypoint for production deployment.
Quick Start
bash
npm run build
npm run deployOr pass an explicit target:
bash
npm run deploy -- --target render --prod
npm run deploy -- --target vercel --dry-run
npm run deploy -- --target cloudflare --forceSupported Targets
| Target | Runtime | Full SSR / actions / typed API | |---|---|---| | render | Node standalone | Yes | | docker | Node standalone | Yes | | vercel | Node serverless (Build Output v3) | Yes | | cloudflare | Containers (Docker) | Yes | | netlify | Node Functions | Yes |
Set deploy.output: 'static' on Vercel, Cloudflare, or Netlify for CDN-only pre-rendered sites.
Command Options
bash
vista deploy [options]
--target <render|vercel|cloudflare|netlify|docker>
--prod Production deploy (default)
--preview Preview/staging deploy
--dry-run Build + emit + validate only
--skip-build Use existing .vista artifacts
--force Overwrite generated platform configsAuto-Detection
When --target is omitted, Vista resolves the target in this order:
1. deploy.target in vista.config.ts 2. Platform environment variables (VERCEL, CF_PAGES, RENDER, NETLIFY) 3. Existing project files (render.yaml, vercel.json, wrangler.toml, netlify.toml, Dockerfile)
Config
vista.config.ts
export default {
deploy: {
target: 'auto',
preferBuildOutputApi: true,
},
};CLI Fallback Behavior
vista deploy tries the platform CLI when installed:
- Vercel: vercel deploy
- Cloudflare: wrangler deploy (Containers) or wrangler pages deploy when deploy.output is static
- Netlify: netlify deploy --dir=.vista/deploy/netlify --functions=netlify/functions
- Render: render deploy or Blueprint/git instructions
- Docker: docker build
If the CLI is missing or auth fails, Vista still emits deploy artifacts and prints next steps.