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　　Hexo provides a fast and easy deployment strategy. You only need one single command to deploy your site to your server. 　　$ hexo deploy 　　Install the necessary plugin(s) that is compatible with the deployment method provided by your server/repository. 　　Deployment is usually configured through _config.yml. A valid configuration must have the field. For example: 　　deploy: 　　type: git 　　You can use multiple deployers. Hexo will execute each deployer in order. 　　deploy: 　　- type: git 　　repo: 　　- type: heroku 　　repo: 　　Refer to the Plugins list for more deployment plugins. 　　Install hexo-deployer-git. 　　$ npm install hexo-deployer-git --save 　　Edit _config.yml (with example values shown below as comments): 　　deploy: 　　type: git 　　repo: # https://bitbucket.org/JohnSmith/johnsmith.bitbucket.io 　　branch: [branch] 　　message: [message] 　　Option 　　Description 　　Default 　　URL of the target repository 　　Branch name. 　　(GitHub) 　　(Coding.net) 　　(others) 　　Customize commit message. 　　Optional token value to authenticate with the repo. Prefix with to read token from environment variable 　　Deploy your site . 　　You will be prompted with username and password of the target repository, unless you authenticate with a token or ssh key. 　　hexo-deployer-git does not store your username and password. Use git-credential-cache to store them temporarily. 　　Navigate to your repository settings and change the “Pages” branch to (or the branch specified in your config). The deployed site should be live on the link shown on the “Pages” setting. 　　Install hexo-deployer-heroku. 　　$ npm install hexo-deployer-heroku --save 　　Edit settings. 　　deploy: 　　type: heroku 　　repo: 　　message: [message] 　　Option 　　Description 　　, 　　Heroku repository URL 　　Customize commit message (Default to ) 　　Netlify provides continuous deployment (Git-triggered builds), an intelligent global CDN, full DNS (including custom domains), automated HTTPS, asset acceleration, and a lot more. It is a unified platform that automates your code to create high-performance, easily maintainable sites and web apps. 　　There are two different ways to deploy your sites on Netlify. The most common way is to use the web UI. Go to the create a new site page, select your project repo from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, and follow the prompts. 　　Alternatively, you can use Netlify’s Node based CLI tool to manage and deploy sites on Netlify without leaving your terminal. 　　You can also add a Deploy to Netlify Button in your README.file to allow others to create a copy of your repository and be deployed to Netlify via one click. 　　Install hexo-deployer-rsync. 　　$ npm install hexo-deployer-rsync --save 　　Edit settings. 　　deploy: 　　type: rsync 　　host: 　　user: 　　root: 　　port: [port] 　　delete: [true|false] 　　verbose: [true|false] 　　ignore_errors: [true|false] 　　Option 　　Description 　　Default 　　Address of remote host 　　Username 　　Root directory of remote host 　　Port 　　22 　　Delete old files on remote host 　　true 　　Display verbose messages 　　true 　　Ignore errors 　　false 　　Install hexo-deployer-ftpsync. 　　$ npm install hexo-deployer-ftpsync --save 　　Edit settings. 　　deploy: 　　type: ftpsync 　　host: 　　user: 　　pass: 　　remote: [remote] 　　port: [port] 　　clear: [true|false] 　　verbose: [true|false] 　　Option 　　Description 　　Default 　　Address of remote host 　　Username 　　Password 　　Root directory of remote host 　　Port 　　21 　　Remove all files and directories from the remote directory before upload 　　false 　　Display verbose messages 　　false 　　Install hexo-deployer-sftp. Deploys the site via SFTP, allowing for passwordless connections using ssh-agent. 　　$ npm install hexo-deployer-sftp --save 　　Edit settings. 　　deploy: 　　type: sftp 　　host: 　　user: 　　pass: 　　remotePath: [remote path] 　　port: [port] 　　privateKey: [path/to/privateKey] 　　passphrase: [passphrase] 　　agent: [path/to/agent/socket] 　　Option 　　Description 　　Default 　　Address of remote host 　　Port 　　22 　　Username 　　Password 　　Path to a ssh private key 　　Optional passphrase for the private key 　　Path to the ssh-agent socket 　　Root directory of remote host 　　Override existing files 　　false 　　Max number of SFTP tasks processed concurrently 　　100 　　Vercel is a cloud platform that enables developers to host Jamstack websites and web services that deploy instantly, scale automatically, and require no supervision, all with zero configuration. They provide a global edge network, SSL encryption, asset compression, cache invalidation, and more. 　　Step 1: Add a build script to your file: 　　{ 　　"scripts": { 　　"build": "hexo generate" 　　} 　　} 　　Step 2: Deploy your Hexo Website to Vercel 　　To deploy your Hexo app with a Vercel for Git Integration, make sure it has been pushed to a Git repository. 　　Import the project into Vercel using the Import Flow. During the import, you will find all relevant options preconfigured for you; however, you can choose to change any of these options, a list of which can be found here. 　　After your project has been imported, all subsequent pushes to branches will generate Preview Deployments, and all changes made to the Production Branch (commonly “main”) will result in a Production Deployment. 　　Alternatively, you can click the deploy button below to create a new project: 　　Bip is a commercial hosting service that provides zero downtime deployment, a global CDN, SSL, unlimited bandwidth and more for static websites. Plans are available on a pay as you go, per domain basis. 　　Getting started is quick and easy, as Bip provides out the box support for Hexo. This guide assumes you already have a Bip domain and Bip CLI installed. 　　1: Initialise your project directory 　　$ bip init 　　Follow the prompts, where you’ll be asked which domain you’d like to deploy to. Bip will detect that you’re using Hexo, and set project settings like the source file directory automatically. 　　2: Deploy your website 　　$ hexo generate —deploy && bip deploy 　　After a few moments, your website will be deployed. 　　All generated files are saved in the folder. You can copy them to wherever you like.

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