livecodes/self-hosting

To self-host LiveCodes, deploy the static files to your server or GitHub Pages and configure the appUrl and BASE_URL settings to match your hosting environment. This enables private hosting without relying on external platforms.

Yes, you can host LiveCodes in a subdirectory by correctly configuring the appUrl and BASE_URL environment variables. This ensures the application routes and asset loading function properly within a nested path on your domain.

Self-hosting LiveCodes supports share and broadcast services by allowing you to configure these features within your own infrastructure. This enables collaborative code sharing and live broadcasting on your private deployment.

The best way to deploy LiveCodes using Docker is to utilize the provided Docker configuration for containerized hosting. This allows you to run a local or production self-hosted instance, enabling offline demos and custom integrations.

You need to self-host LiveCodes to enable private hosting, run offline demos, or build custom integrations without relying on external platforms. It provides full control over your deployment environment and data.

Yes, integrating self-hosted LiveCodes with your applications requires sdk-embedding. The self-hosting setup specifically satisfies integration requirements for sdk-embedding, allowing you to embed the code playground seamlessly.