Can this be used with github pages?

[dan-gamble]

I'm looking into multiple static site generators and i love using Vue, would i be able to use this with github pages or would i need to deploy it somewhere like DO? :)

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[Atinux]

It is possible :)
The command is nuxt generate, and will generate all the pages for your web application, you can take a look at https://github.com/alexchopin/alexchopin.github.io

[Atinux]

Look especially at the package.json

[dan-gamble]

Awesome 👍 It looks like it has SSR too, didn't think that would be possible!

[Atinux]

For me, it is the most powerful feature of Nuxt.js, we call it with my brother: serverless rendered

[dan-gamble]

Dayum, gonna give it a try now. Thanks :)

[Atinux]

Our documentation website will be generated and hosted on Github pages, backed by AWS lambda to regenerate the website if a commit is pushed to the master branch. Infinite possibilities 🔥

[dan-gamble]

Can't wait to see it :)

[thedamon]

Is that what's happening now? Looking at package.json looks like you're using Surge. some docs around the recommended approach to this would be great esp since dist is in the .gitignore. Although honestly, Surge looks really cool ;)

[Atinux]

For nuxtjs.org we use surge.sh @thedamon since it's easier for us to use it to manage multiple domains :)

[thedamon]

Yeah It looks pretty neat! I am thinking of setting it up for my project, too since it might be just as/more straightforward than github pages

[justinshea]

Hi @Atinux - Are you aware of any current documentation or examples that show the workflow for using AWS Lambda to generate static nuxt site to cdn (like gh pages or s3)? The part I am having trouble understanding is how the updated app code package from repository (with dependencies) would get into lambda after function is called by webhook/sns...

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