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1	# Prisma Website: Vite
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3	Deploys a real Vite application with `Prisma.Website.Vite`.
4
5	A React counter and a button that fetches `/example.json`. Vite builds a browser-only SPA; no backend or database is needed.
6
7	## Infrastructure
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9	`alchemy.run.ts` uses `Prisma.providers()` and `Alchemy.localState()`.
10	The helper uses the project root by default and creates a Prisma project with
11	`createDatabase: false` for live deployments. No Docker daemon, registry,
12	other cloud provider, or Postgres database is required.
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14	The workspace supplies `alchemy` and `@alchemy.run/frontend-frameworks` through
15	`workspace:*` dependencies. `@vercel/nft` is installed for Prisma artifact tracing.
16	Install dependencies from the repository root before
17	running commands in this directory. Authenticate Prisma using the Alchemy profile
18	you intend to deploy with.
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20	## Deploy
21
22	```sh
23	bun run deploy --profile testing
24	```
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26	The stack returns `url`. Framework configuration, application sources, and public
27	assets are included in this example; the Website helper owns the deployment adapter.
28
29	## Develop
30
31	```sh
32	bun run dev
33	```
34
35	This runs the local framework dev server without provisioning a Prisma project.
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37	## Verify
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39	```sh
40	ALCHEMY_PROFILE=testing bun test test/integ.test.ts
41	```
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43	The integration suite destroys previous stack state, deploys the actual app,
44	requests its page, verifies the static JSON asset, and destroys the stack.
45	Set `NO_DESTROY=1` only when intentionally keeping the deployment for inspection.
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47	For browser validation, open the returned URL. Click **count: 0**; it becomes **count: 1**. Click **Load greeting** and check that the greeting appears below the button.
48	Every app also serves `/example.json` with a framework label and greeting.
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50	## Destroy
51
52	```sh
53	bun run destroy --profile testing
54	```