Deployment

htmlpress build produces a fully static site in .htmlpress/build/: one .html file for every page at the same path as its source, a 404.html, robots.txt, a sitemap.xml (when site is set), a _headers file, a _redirects file when a language has no home page of its own, the Markdown copies and llms.txt for agents, the theme and component scripts under _htmlpress/, and every other file of the project. Drop that directory on any static host and you're live.

These guides walk through the most common targets. Pick one: every guide is self-contained and shows both the manual command and a CI workflow.

Hosts

What every guide assumes

• You run htmlpress build at the project root and the output lands in .htmlpress/build/. In CI, npx gethtmlpress build runs the same binary without installing it first; see Introduction for the other channels.
• You've set site in htmlpress.yaml if you want sitemap.xml, the sitemap line in robots.txt, canonical URLs and absolute social tags; see Site Metadata.
• You only need base if your site is mounted at a sub-path (e.g. GitHub Pages project sites). The GitHub Pages guide is the only one that covers it.