🚀 Website Creator

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1. GitHub Repository

• Create a new repository on GitHub with your project name (lowercase for CapRover app name).
• Use a branch name (usually main).
• Add your code including: server.js, package.json, Dockerfile, captain-definition.
• Ensure your app listens on process.env.PORT and binds to 0.0.0.0.

2. CapRover App

• Open CapRover Dashboard.
• Create a new app (App Configs → One-Click Apps / Deploy). Use the app name in lowercase.
• Set Container HTTP Port (e.g. 3000, or pick an unused port 3000–65535).

3. GitHub Deployment (CapRover)

• In CapRover → App Configs → Deployment, configure GitHub deployment.
• Set: Repository URL, Branch, GitHub username, and token (or password).
• Make sure Container HTTP Port matches the port your app uses.

4. Webhook (Auto-Deploy on Push)

• In your GitHub repo, go to Settings → Webhooks.
• Add webhook: https://[your-caprover-url]/api/v2/user/apps/appData/[app-name] (or use CapRover’s “Deploy” tab instructions).
• Or: Create a new webhook and paste the URL CapRover provides.

5. Environment Variables

• CapRover → App Configs → App Configs → Environment Variables.
• Add PORT = your Container HTTP Port.
• Add any other variables your app needs (e.g. GITHUB_TOKEN, MONGO_URI).

6. Custom Domain (Optional)

Add an A record for your domain:

Then in CapRover → App Configs → Custom Domain, add your domain and www.yourdomain.com.

For Hostinger: Open Hostinger DNS and add the A record above.

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