Test

[Zer0Dev-exe]

Requirements

Unless explicitly specified otherwise by a maintainer or in the requirement description, your domain must pass ALL the indicated requirements above.

Please note that we reserve the rights not to accept any domain at our own discretion.

• The file is in the domains folder and is in the JSON format.
• You have completed your website.
• The website is reachable.
• You're not using Vercel or Netlify.
• The CNAME record doesn't contain https:// or /.
• There is sufficient information at the owner field.

Website Link/Preview

[reviewmate]

🔍 ReviewMate Analysis

File: domains/zer0.json
Content URL: http://zer0dev-exe.github.io
Description: N/A
Repository: N/A

📸 Screenshot

[Zer0Dev-exe]

Fixed error

[reviewmate]

🔍 ReviewMate Analysis

File: domains/zer0.json
Content URL: http://zer0dev-exe.github.io
Description: N/A
Repository: N/A

📸 Screenshot

[is-a-dev-bot]

Pull Request Merged

---

What to do next

Just follow the steps below and you can start using your domain!

Hosting by Is-a.dev

Visit https://manage.is-a.dev/domains select the edit button next to your domain. ( Don't worry if its not listed our system updates periodically.)
Click manage files then you will be given your FTP credentials and access to the online file manager [WIP].

Server Owners

If your domain points to a server you own, add your-domain.is-a.dev to your domain configuration. For HTTPS, you will have to configure an SSL certificate to allow the new subdomain to work (here's why).

GitHub Pages

• Go to your GitHub repository that you use for your is-a.dev domain
• Click on the Settings tab
• Click on the Pages link in the sidebar
• In the custom domain option, enter the domain you registered.
• Check the Enforce HTTPS checkbox
• Give your domain some time (~24 hours) for the changes to propagate
• Enjoy your domain!

---

Need help with your domain? If you have troubles setting up your domain, please create an issue and we will try and help you as soon as possible!

Made a mistake in the records? Don't worry, you can create a new pull request with the corrections.