Atoms
Build & Project

Publish

Guide to publishing web apps, managing live versions, custom domains, and pushing to GitHub/GitLab

The Publish feature generates a stable, public link for your web application, allowing anyone to access and interact with your live project.

How to Publish Your Project

  1. Click Publish: Locate and click the Publish button in the top-right corner of the editor interface.
  2. Configure Custom Domain: Once published, you can configure a Custom Domain for your application.
  3. Unpublish Option: If you ever need to take your site offline, click Unpublish located in the bottom-left corner of the publishing menu.

Publishing & Versioning Controls

  • Update Button: Once your project is live, the Publish button changes to Update. Click Update whenever you want to push new changes to the public version.
  • Version Selector:
    • Always Latest: Automatically updates the live site to your most recent build.
    • Specify Version: Locks the live site to a specific saved version, allowing you to continue developing in private without affecting the public site.
  • Badge Removal: Pro and Max subscribers can toggle off the "Built with Atoms" badge on published applications.

Publishing to GitHub or GitLab

You can also publish and sync your Atoms project code directly to external GitHub or GitLab repositories using either of the following methods:

  1. Download your project source code files from the Atoms Editor.
  2. Upload the files manually into your GitHub or GitLab repository.

Option 2: Automated Push via AI Agent

  1. Provide the AI Agent with your target repository URL address.
  2. Provide the Agent with your Personal Access Token / Access Key.
  3. The Agent will automatically commit, branch, and push the project code directly to your repository.

Note: For GitLab integration, your repository must be hosted on a publicly accessible domain.

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