Publish Compass
Prepare Compass for production, verify the build output, and publish with confidence.
Publishing Compass is mostly about replacing the sample project details, verifying the production build, and checking that the generated site behaves the way you expect. ## Update the public-facing settings Before publishing, review site.config.mjs and make sure these values are yours: - siteUrl - name - title - description - githubUrl - navCtaLabel - navCtaHref - footerText These settings affect metadata, navigation labels, links, canonical URLs, and the site URL used by the generated RSS feed and sitemap. ## Test the production build locally Search is generated during the build step, so it is worth testing the production output instead of relying only on the dev server. Run: bash npm run build npm run preview Use that preview to confirm: - the homepage sections look correct - category and article routes load - search returns results - /rss.xml includes the updates you expect to expose - metadata-driven content such as titles and descriptions appears correctly ## Check your content structure Before going live, make sure: - sample articles you do not want are removed or rewritten - category names in src/data/docs.ts match your real information architecture - article ordering feels intentional - links between articles still make sense after any renames ## Review assets and branding Compass ships with default icons and social assets. Replace the ones you want to own before publishing: - public/favicon-light.svg - public/favicon-dark.svg - public/og-image.png ## Final pre-publish checklist