The Deploy Button offers a shortcut for users to create and deploy a new application on Deno Deploy based on existing code hosted in a Git repository.

It provides a link directly into the Deno Deploy application creation flow, and populates settings in the creation flow based on provided query parameters or framework detection.

The specified repository will be cloned to the user's GitHub account and set as the source for a new project. By default, the new repository will be public, but can be set to be private if required.

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The deploy button below demonstrates the creation of a new application based on a simple starter project

Create and deploy a new application Jump to heading#

Use the code below to give a button which creates and deploys a new application:

Markdown

[![Deploy on Deno](https://deno.com/button)](https://console.deno.com/new?clone=REPOSITORY_URL)

HTML

<a href="https://console.deno.com/new?clone=REPOSITORY_URL"><img src="https://deno.com/button" alt="Deploy on Deno"/></a>

URL

https://console.deno.com/new?clone=REPOSITORY_URL

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The following query parameters can be used to configure a Deploy Button:

• clone — (required) The URL of the source repo to clone as a new repo which will then be deployed
• path — (optional) The path within the source repo to clone from. Providing this will create a new repo whose root is this directory from within the source repository.
• app_directory — (optional) The directory within the new repository to use as the application root. This is useful when the repository is structured as a monorepo.
• install — (optional) the command to execute prior to a build in order to install dependencies
• build — (optional) the command to execute to build the application
• predeploy — (optional) the command to execute after a build but before deployment