FreshDeploy

Verify what you ship. Minimal post-deployment verification with a compact live widget.

Node.js 20+ · MIT · English / Español

Install

npx @devdags/freshdeploy@beta setup

Run once from your project root. It detects five web ecosystems; React/Vite and Vue/Vite receive automatic build hooks and an optional widget. Next.js, Angular and HTML/PHP use the generic CLI with explicit public-output configuration.

npm run build                   # automatic manifest for supported Vite apps
# deploy using your usual workflow
npx @devdags/freshdeploy@beta check     # check the deployed site afterwards

For live monitoring on a trusted machine, run freshdeploy watch --live. SSE is optional; polling is the fallback. A static site requires a post-deploy job or persistent monitor to generate updated reports.

Screenshots

Real screenshots from the FreshDeploy local preview.

1. Deployment warning

The demo reports a caching warning while verifying the deployed asset.

2. Integrity failure detected

FreshDeploy detects a modified file: asset verification changes from 1/1 to 0/1.

3. Integrity restored

After restoring the original file, asset verification returns to 1/1. The demo retains its expected caching warning.

Additional views

Widget settings and live terminal monitoring

Widget settings

Live monitor — warning, failure and recovery

Configure

freshdeploy settings --profile local        # 2s server / 1s browser
freshdeploy settings --profile production   # 30s server / 10s browser
freshdeploy settings --language es

Only publish the sanitized public report, never the private diagnostic report. Version and commit may be visible to viewers of the optional widget.

Integration · Monitoring · Security · Español · Contributing

Pre-release: FreshDeploy v0.5.0-beta.1 is published on GitHub and npm. Install with npx @devdags/freshdeploy@beta setup. This is a beta release.

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