Configure build settings for a repository that uses continuous deployment, and understand build image options for your site.| docs.netlify.com
Use environment variables to configure your site’s build and functionality. Learn how to declare and use environment variables with your site.| docs.netlify.com
Define custom headers sent in response to site requests using a _headers file or a netlify.toml file.| docs.netlify.com
Use our REST API to interact with our platform. Learn the basics for using the API, instructions for deploying sites, and notes on commonly used endpoints.| docs.netlify.com
Learn about the different options for declaring and using environment variables, their limits, and overrides.| docs.netlify.com
Manage traffic to your site by defining redirect or rewrite rules in a _redirects file or a netlify.toml file.| docs.netlify.com
Understand redirect rule options to customize how site paths are matched and redirected.| docs.netlify.com
Understand how site deploys work, access information on a deploy’s detail page, and control branches, deploy contexts, and deploy permissions.| docs.netlify.com
Powerful Strings| toml.io
Discover different methods of deploying a site using our platform. Take advantage of continuous deployment, manual deployment, or integration options.| docs.netlify.com
Identify environment variables available in the build environment, set your own environment variables, and use environment variables during builds.| docs.netlify.com
Use a netlify.toml configuration file to specify how the platform builds and deploys your project.| docs.netlify.com
Use rewrite rules to fetch a location behind the scenes while the URL in the visitor’s address bar remains the same. Proxy to another service or site.| docs.netlify.com
Use serverless functions to run on-demand, server-side code without having to run a dedicated server. Learn about default and custom deployment options.| docs.netlify.com
the most correct and second fastest glob implementation in JavaScript. Latest version: 11.0.1, last published: a month ago. Start using glob in your project by running `npm i glob`. There are 33855 other projects in the npm registry using glob.| npm
Install our CLI (command line interface) and use it to run a local development environment, deploy your site, manage environment variables, and more.| docs.netlify.com