Canvas Builder + GitHub Pages & GitHub Actions
GitHub Pages offers free static hosting integrated with Git version control — ideal for Canvas Builder's HTML output. Push your site to a GitHub repository and it deploys automatically. Add GitHub Actions for build steps, linting, and automated deployments.
Use Cases
How It Works
Create a GitHub repository
Create a new repository on GitHub. Clone it locally. Add your Canvas Builder HTML files (index.html and any linked pages) to the repository.
Enable GitHub Pages
In your repository Settings → Pages, set the source to your main branch. GitHub Pages will serve your site at username.github.io/repo-name (or a custom domain).
Push your Canvas Builder site
Commit and push your Canvas Builder HTML files. GitHub Pages builds and deploys automatically within 1–2 minutes. Your site is live at your GitHub Pages URL.
Add GitHub Actions for CI/CD
Create a .github/workflows/deploy.yml to automate deployments. Add steps for HTML validation, link checking, and minification. You can also set up preview deployments on pull requests for collaborative review.
Benefits
FAQ
Is GitHub Pages suitable for production websites?
Can I use a custom domain with GitHub Pages?
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