Deploying a project

The globe deploy command allows you to deploy your Dart application to Globe directly from the command line.

Usage

globe deploy [flags]

--prod: Creates a production deployment. Without this flag, a preview deployment is created
--logs: Streams the build logs to your terminal
--project: Specify a project ID or name (useful for monorepos or when you have multiple linked projects)
--help: Display help information
--verbose: Display verbose output
--token: Use API token for CLI authentication

Navigate to your project directory: Open your terminal and go into the root directory of your Dart project (the directory containing your pubspec.yaml file)
Link your project (if not already linked): If this is the first time you're deploying this project, run globe link. This will guide you through the process of linking your local directory to a Globe project (either an existing project or a new one)
Run globe deploy:
- For a preview deployment (recommended for testing):
```
globe deploy
```
- For a production deployment (to your live application):
```
globe deploy --prod
```
Follow the prompts: The CLI may prompt you for confirmation or to select a project (if you have multiple linked projects and haven't used the --project flag)
Wait for deployment: The CLI will package your code, upload it to Globe, build your application, and deploy it. You'll see progress updates in the terminal
Access your deployment: Once the deployment is complete, the CLI will display a URL where you can access your application

Preview Deployment:

cd my_dart_project
globe deploy

Production Deployment:

cd my_dart_project
globe deploy --prod

Deploying a specific project in a multi-project directory:

cd my_monorepo
globe deploy --project="my-backend-project"