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Deploy Apps And Functions To Firebase From A Mono Repo With GitHub Actions

How to deploy applications and functions from a mono repo with GitHub Actions to Firebase Hosting and Functions

David Dal Busco
4 min readMar 23, 2020
Photo by 张 嘴 on Unsplash

I share one trick a day until the end of the COVID-19 quarantine in Switzerland, April 19th 2020. Twenty-seven days left until hopefully better days.

I am a big fan of a blog post published by Julien Renaux a couple of months ago in which he displays how to deploy an application using GitHub Actions to Firebase Hosting.

The article is super comprehensive and I even already have published a following post about it once before 🤣. Nevertheless I think that this challenge is the perfect excuse to publish again another follow-up 😉.

Mono Repo

Our open source project DeckDeckGo contains many Progressive Web Apps and Cloud Functions, for which, obviously, I did set up GitHub actions as Julien displayed.

In this blog post I share the enhancement I had to implement in order to make the integration supports a mono repo.

To Firebase Hosting

Let’s say that one of your application is available in a sub-folder of our repo called docs . Basically…

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David Dal Busco
David Dal Busco

Written by David Dal Busco

Freelancer by day | Creator of Juno.build by night

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