evonx
Guide

How to deploy to Vercel

Follow these steps in Evonx to deploy your generated application to Vercel with previews and production environments. Use this when GitHub-backed apps need hosted frontends and serverless routes.

Step-by-step

Confirm framework output

Ensure the repo builds with the framework Vercel expects (Next.js, etc.) and documents env vars.

Connect the GitHub repository

Link the project in Vercel to the same repository Evonx evolves via pull requests.

Configure environment variables

Set production, preview, and development secrets for databases, auth, and payments.

Align preview deployments

Use Vercel preview URLs alongside Evonx previews so stakeholders can compare when needed.

Add checks and promotion

Require CI green and protect the production branch before promoting merges.

Verify post-deploy health

Hit health routes, auth callbacks, and webhook endpoints after first production deploy.

Outcome

A Vercel-connected deployment pipeline with env separation and preview promotions you can operate.

FAQ

Does Evonx replace Vercel?

No. Evonx evolves code in GitHub. Vercel hosts builds—keep both in the delivery path.

How should database URLs differ per environment?

Use separate databases or schemas for preview vs production and never point previews at prod data.

What about long-running workers?

Prefer queues or external workers for heavy jobs; keep Vercel functions within platform limits.

Build production software with Evonx

Start from a template or connect an existing repository. Evonx helps you ship real applications with preview, evolution threads, and pull-request delivery—not disposable demos.