Deploying To Firebase Hosting
We are almost ready to deploy our react app to Firebase hosting. First we need to add a line to firebase.json to automatically build our application before deploying. Otherwise you will forget to do it. Add the following line to the hosting section:
"predeploy": ["npm --prefix \"$RESOURCE_DIR/..\" run build"]
In context
{"functions": {"predeploy": ["npm --prefix \"$RESOURCE_DIR/..\" run build"]},"hosting": {"public": "build","predeploy": ["npm --prefix \"$RESOURCE_DIR/..\" run build"]"ignore": ["firebase.json","**/.*","**/node_modules/**","**/functions/**","**/public/**"],"rewrites": [{"source": "**","destination": "/index.html"}]}}
Now we can deploy:
firebase deploy
React will build and a link will be provided in the console. You should be able to click on that link your React application will load!
If your company doesn't allow you to create as many projects as possible (cost is mostly the reason why), you want to setup Apps as a way to create your host.
You can add multiple domains via the UI.
Once you've done that you should add hosting configuration to your firebase.json file and add the deployment step to package.json.
// firebase.json{"hosting": {"site": "<site-name>",...}}​// package.json{"scripts": {"deploy:hosting": "firebase deploy --only hosting:<site_name>",...}}
To further simplify your life you can also aliasing the project name:
$ firebase use --add  ✔  17:37:51 > ? Which project do you want to add? <environment-specific-project-name>> ? What alias do you want to use for this project? (e.g. staging) <environment-alias>​> Created alias dev for <environment-specific-project-name>.> Now using alias dev (<environment-specific-project-name>) ✔  17:39:09 $ firebase deploy -P <environment-alias>
Also, make sure to add the new domain to authorised domains if you want to use Authentication. This can be accessed via the UI.
The multisite feature supports a maximum of 36 sites per Firebase project.
​https://firebase.google.com/docs/hosting/full-config#firebase-json_example​
