UniApp Server Deployment Guide

You can deploy UniApp to the server by following these steps:

1. To build a project: Use the command-line tools provided by uni-app to build the project in the local development environment. By running the command npm run build or yarn build in the project’s root directory, a dist directory will be generated containing the built static files.
2. Choose a server: Select a suitable server, which can be a virtual host, cloud server, or a self-built physical server.
3. File upload: Upload the built static files to the server. You can use FTP tools like FileZilla to upload the files from the ‘dist’ directory to the server, or use command-line tools like scp for file transfer.
4. Set up the server: Configure the server according to its specific configuration, including domain name resolution and port forwarding.
5. Start the server: Use the command line tools provided by the server (such as Nginx or Apache) to start the server, and configure the corresponding website root directory to the path where the uploaded static files are located.
6. Access the website: Simply enter the IP address or domain name of the server into your browser to view the deployed UniApp project.

It should be noted that the above steps are a basic process, and there may be some differences in specific steps. The specific operation should be based on the specific configuration of the server and the tools used.