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This article will be of some help to you if you pondered over ways in which you could quickly test out the static website you are building, not just limiting it to your localhost. While there are many other free hosting options for you to consider, this article covers about surge.sh
Pre-requisite to Install Surge:
Validate your Nodejs and npm versions
node -v
npm -v
Simple command to install Surge
npm install --global surge
You'll get a message similar to as shown in the below image on successful surge package install:
(you see updated in the message because the package already exists in my system)
Steps to start host your project on surge
cd my-surge-project
surge
You'll be asked to provide your email address for registering on surge.sh, once you provide details, you'll be asked to confirm project path and then custom domain name. You'll get a success like below:
Success! - Published to nauseating-chairs.surge.sh
echo "nauseating-chairs.surge.sh" > CNAME
That's how simple it is to use surge! Let me know if you happen to build any of your projects on surge.
A simple implementation using surge is available here - surge-hosting-demo Thank you :)