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How to Upload / Deploy Your Newest Landing Page & Front Page

Your project is a Vite + React app. Here’s how to get your latest edits (including the landing page and front page) live.

Option 1: Push to Git (recommended)

If your site is connected to GitHub (e.g. via Lovable, Vercel, or Netlify), pushing your branch usually triggers a new deploy.

1. Save your work

  • Save all files (including src/pages/Index.tsx for the landing page and any other pages you edited).

2. Pull latest, then push

Your local branch is behind origin/main by a few commits. Update first, then push:

cd C:\Users\C-R\lovable

# Get latest from remote (keeps others’ changes)
git pull origin main

# Stage your changes (landing page, front page, and everything else)
git add .

# Commit with a clear message
git commit -m "Update landing page and front page + export/history/API keys"

# Upload to remote
git push origin main

After the push, your hosting (Lovable, Vercel, Netlify, etc.) will build and deploy the new version.

Option 2: Build and preview locally

To test the production build (including your newest landing/front page) on your machine:

cd C:\Users\C-R\lovable
npm run build
npm run preview

Then open the URL shown (e.g. http://localhost:4173) to see the built site.

Option 3: Deploy to a host manually

  1. Build:

    npm run build

  2. Upload the dist folder to your host:

    • Vercel: Connect the repo and push; or drag-and-drop the dist folder in the Vercel dashboard.
    • Netlify: Same idea — connect repo or upload dist.
    • Lovable: Push to the linked Git repo; Lovable will build and deploy.

Quick reference

Goal Command / action
Save and upload everything git add . → git commit -m "..." → git push origin main
Get latest from remote git pull origin main
Test production build npm run build then npm run preview

Your landing page is src/pages/Index.tsx. Any changes there (and in other pages) are included when you commit and push or when you build and deploy the dist folder.