Lagon

Deploy Nitro apps to Lagon.

Preset: lagon (switch to this preset)

Lagon is an open-source runtime and platform that allows developers to run TypeScript and JavaScript Serverless Functions close to users.

Nitro supports deploying on Lagon with minimal configuration (documentation)

Testing locally

1. Build your Nitro app with NITRO_PRESET=lagon
2. Install Lagon CLI
3. Launch a local dev server (this will pick the config in .output/.lagon/config.json) and open localhost:1234:

lagon dev ./.output

(this is equivalent to lagon dev ./.output/server/index.mjs -p ./.output/public)

Deploy from your local machine

1. Build your Nitro app with NITRO_PRESET=lagon
2. Install Lagon CLI and login with lagon login
3. Run the deploy command. Lagon will ask if you want to link to an existing function or create a new one:

lagon deploy .output

(this is equivalent to lagon deploy ./.output/server/index.mjs -p ./.output/public)

4. To trigger a new deployment, run the same command and append --prod if you want to deploy to production:

Deploy to preview:

lagon deploy .output

Deploy to production:

lagon deploy .output --prod

Deploy within CI/CD using GitHub Actions

Add a new environment variable named LAGON_TOKEN, and copy the value from the Tokens section of Lagon's dashboard.

Create a new GitHub Workflow at .github/workflows/lagon.yml:

name: Lagonon:  push:    branches:      - mainjobs:  deploy:    runs-on: ubuntu-latest    name: Deploy    steps:      - uses: actions/checkout@v3      - uses: actions/setup-node@v3        with:          node-version: 18          cache: pnpm      - run: pnpm install      - run: pnpm build        env:          NITRO_PRESET: lagon      - uses: lagonapp/github-action@latest        with:          lagon_token: ${{ secrets.LAGON_TOKEN }}

If you have committed the .lagon folder

Trigger a deployment locally first, and commit the updated .lagon/config.json file. The GitHub Action will automatically pick the configuration file.

If you haven't committed the .lagon folder

Trigger a deployment locally first, and copy the content of .lagon/config.json. Then, update the workflow configuration:

with:  lagon_token: ${{ secrets.LAGON_TOKEN }}  config: |    {      "function_id": "${{ vars.lagon_function_id }}",      "organization_id": "${{ vars.lagon_org_id }}",      "index": ".output/index.mjs",      "client": null,      "assets": ".output/public"    }