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# base44 deploy

> Deploys all project resources (entities, functions, agents, connectors, and site) to Base44 in a single command.

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# base44 deploy

Deploys all project resources (entities, functions, agents, connectors, and site) to Base44 in a single command.

## Syntax

```bash theme={null}
npx base44 deploy [options]
```

## Options

| Option      | Description              |
| ----------- | ------------------------ |
| `-y, --yes` | Skip confirmation prompt |

## What It Deploys

The command automatically detects and deploys:

1. **Entities** - All `.jsonc` files in `base44/entities/`
2. **Functions** - All functions in `base44/functions/`
3. **Agents** - All agent configurations in `base44/agents/`
4. **Connectors** - All connector configurations in `base44/connectors/`
5. **Auth Config** - Authentication settings from `base44/auth/` (if present)
6. **Site** - Built files from `site.outputDirectory` (if configured)

## Examples

```bash theme={null}
# Interactive mode - shows what will be deployed and asks for confirmation
npx base44 deploy

# Non-interactive - skip confirmation (for CI/CD or agent use)
npx base44 deploy -y
```

## Typical Workflow

```bash theme={null}
# 1. Make your changes (entities, functions, frontend code)

# 2. Build the frontend (if you have one)
npm run build

# 3. Deploy everything
npx base44 deploy -y
```

## What It Does

1. Reads project configuration from `base44/config.jsonc`
2. Detects available resources (entities, functions, agents, connectors, site)
3. Shows a summary of what will be deployed
4. Asks for confirmation (unless `-y` flag is used)
5. Deploys all resources in sequence:
   * Pushes entity schemas
   * Deploys functions
   * Pushes agent configurations
   * Pushes connector configurations
   * Pushes auth configuration
   * Uploads site files
6. Handles OAuth authorization for any new connectors that require it
7. Displays the dashboard URL and app URL (if site was deployed)

## Connector OAuth Flow

If any connectors require authorization after deployment, the CLI will prompt you to open your browser to complete OAuth. In non-interactive environments (CI/CD, no TTY), OAuth prompts are skipped automatically.

```
Some connectors still require authorization. Run 'base44 connectors push' or open the links above in your browser.
```

## Requirements

* Must be run from a linked Base44 project directory
* Must be authenticated (run `npx base44 login` first)
* For site deployment, must run `npm run build` first

## Output

After successful deployment:

* **Dashboard**: Link to your app's management dashboard
* **App URL**: Your deployed site's public URL (if site was included)

## Notes

* If no resources are found, the command exits with a message
* Use individual commands (`entities push`, `functions deploy`, `connectors push`, `site deploy`) if you only want to deploy specific resources
* The site must be built before deployment - this command does not run `npm run build` for you

## Related Commands

| Command                   | Description           |
| ------------------------- | --------------------- |
| `base44 entities push`    | Push only entities    |
| `base44 functions deploy` | Deploy only functions |
| `base44 agents push`      | Push only agents      |
| `base44 connectors push`  | Push only connectors  |
| `base44 auth push`        | Push only auth config |
| `base44 site deploy`      | Deploy only the site  |