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React template ​

The DockIY React template deploys a static React application to separate staging and production environments.

Try the deployed demo.

Stack ​

The production image copies the generated dist directory into an unprivileged Caddy image. It does not contain the source or build tools.

Requirements ​

Install these tools on your computer:

Develop locally ​

Create a project with dockiy app init react my-app, or clone the template. Then run:

bash
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm dev

Vite runs at localhost:5173. Edit files under src/ and place static assets under public/.

Verify a production build before deploying:

bash
pnpm build
pnpm preview

Configure deployment ​

The DockIY base stack must already be running. In dockiy.yml at the project root, edit name and the host values under environments.staging and environments.production:

yaml
name: my-app

environments:
  staging:
    host: staging.example.com
    compose_file: docker-compose.yml
  production:
    host: example.com
    compose_file: docker-compose.yml

Set the VPS connection in the global DockIY config. For a checkout-specific override, create an uncommitted dockiy.config.yml in the project root. See the configuration reference for the config file locations and precedence.

The template's docker-compose.yml and files under scripts/ are already wired for deployment. Edit them only when changing the container or deployment behavior.

Deploy ​

Commit the application, then follow Deploying applications for the deployment, status, version, and rollback commands:

bash
git add .
git commit -m "feat: configure application"
dockiy app deploy staging
dockiy app deploy production --version v1.0.0

Released under the MIT License.