Quick start

Deploy a project from your terminal. You need a Hiraiship account and a Vite, Rasengan.js, Hono or Futon project on your machine; a folder of static files works too.

Install the CLI
Terminal
```
npm install -g @hiraiship/cli
```
It needs Node.js 20.12 or later. See CLI overview for other ways to run it.
Log in
Terminal
```
hiraiship login
```
The CLI prints a one-time code and opens the dashboard in your browser. Check that the code matches, approve it, and the CLI is logged in. See Authentication.
Deploy
From your project's directory:
Terminal
```
hiraiship deploy
```
The first time, the CLI asks which project to deploy to and offers to create one. The project's slug becomes its address: my-app is served at my-app.hiraiship.app. The link is saved in .hiraiship/project.json, so later deploys go to the same project without asking.
The CLI then uploads your files, follows the build step by step, and prints the URL once it's live:
Output
```
✔ Deployed → https://my-app.hiraiship.app
```

What just happened

The CLI packed your directory, leaving out node_modules, .git, .env files and whatever your .gitignore lists. See Ignoring files.
Hiraiship detected the framework, installed your dependencies with the package manager your lockfile names, and ran the build. See Builds.
The output was published to Cloudflare's network, behind your project's domain.

Next steps

Environment variablesGive your app its configuration and secrets.Custom domainsServe it from your own domain.Build settingsChange the install or build command.Production checklistWhat to check before you send traffic.