PinMe

Deploy your site in one command.

PinMe

PinMe is a zero-config frontend deployment tool. No servers. No accounts. No setup.

Build a static site, generate a page with AI, export your frontend, or import CAR files — then deploy instantly with a single command.

PinMe publishes your site as verifiable content, making silent tampering and accidental breakage far harder than traditional hosting.

You don’t manage servers, regions, or uptime. PinMe handles availability and persistence for you.

Website: https://pinme.eth.limo/

Table of Contents

• Quick Start
• For AI
• Installation
• Usage
• Bind Domain
• Command Details
• VIP Membership
• Common Static File Directories
• Error Handling
• Upload Limits
• GitHub Actions Integration
• Contact Us

Quick Start

Prerequisites

• Node.js 16.13.0 or higher required

# Check your Node.js version
node --version

Three Steps to Deploy

1. 1.Install PinMe

npm install -g pinme

1. 1.Build your project (if not already built)

# For Vite/React/Vue projects
npm run build

# For Next.js (static export)
npm run build

1. 1.Upload to PinMe

# Upload the dist directory (most common)
pinme upload dist

# Or upload build directory
pinme upload build

That's it! You'll get a preview URL like https://pinme.eth.limo/#/preview/*

For AI

This section provides AI-specific instructions for deploying websites using PinMe CLI.

AI Execution Protocol

Goal: Use PinMe CLI to upload static files to server.

#### Required Steps

1. 1.Check Environment Requirements

```bash

# Check Node.js version (requires 16.13.0+)

node --version

```

1. 1.Install PinMe CLI (if not installed)

```bash

npm install -g pinme

```

1. 1.Identify the Static File Directory

Priority order to check:

• dist/ - Default output directory for Vue/React/Vite projects
• build/ - Output directory for Create React App
• out/ - Output directory for Next.js static export
• public/ - Pure static file projects

Validation Rules:

• Folder must exist
• Must contain index.html file (for website deployment)
• Must contain actual static resource files (CSS, JS, images, etc.)

If no suitable folder is found, ask the user to specify the upload path.

Router Mode Check:

• Ensure the project uses hash mode router (e.g., /#/about)
• History mode (e.g., /about) will cause 404 on sub-routes when deployed to IPFS
• For React: use HashRouter instead of BrowserRouter
• For Vue: use createHashHistory() instead of createWebHistory()