#Deploy
##Firebase
- Create an account with Firebase
- Create a New Project
- Give your Project a Name e.g., WebGL Globe
- Select 'Create Project'
- Navigate to the folder that holds this repository on your command line
- Push all changes to github
- Run firebase init on command line
- Press the spacebar to deselect Database. Ensure that the 'Hosting' option is selected and push Enter.
- Using the arrows, navigate to the firebase project you created in Step 2 and push Enter
- For your public directory, use . and push Enter
- Do not configure as a simple-page app, use N and push Enter
- Do not overwrite ./index.html, use N and push Enter
- Now your firebase initialization is complete!
- To deploy, run firebase deploy on command line
- This will create a firebase.json, 404.html, and .firebasesrc file
- The output on your command line will provide the hosting site
- Either copy and paste the Hosting Site in your browser, or run firebase open in your command line
- If you used firebase open, use your arrow keys to navigate to 'Hosting: Deployed Site' and press Enter
Congratulations, your site is now deployed to firebase!
If you have made changes to your code and want to update your deployed site:
- Push all changes to github
- Run firebase deploy on the command line
All of your changes should now be up on your deployed site!