generating-ui-bundle-site

To create a Salesforce Digital Experience site for a React UI bundle, you need to generate a consistent set of Network, CustomSite, DigitalExperienceConfig, DigitalExperienceBundle, and sfdc_cms__site metadata records. This metadata configures the site to act as a thin container that delegates rendering to the UIBundle.

Publishing a React app on a Salesforce Experience Site requires Network, CustomSite, DigitalExperienceConfig, DigitalExperienceBundle, and sfdc_cms__site records. These artifacts resolve the siteName, urlPathPrefix, and UIBundle namespace to wire the container correctly.

Configuring guest access for a UI bundle site involves setting guest enablement in the Network metadata and updating the relevant site behavior. This ensures unauthenticated users can access the published React application.

You need to generate DigitalExperienceBundle metadata when your project contains a uiBundles/*/src directory and you want to provision a new site or update an existing one for hosting, publishing, or configuring guest access for the React bundle.

Yes, a React UI bundle works with a Salesforce CustomSite by configuring the site as a thin container with appContainer set to true. The site delegates rendering to the UIBundle via the appSpace configuration.