Builds & frameworks
How OneBit builds your app, which frameworks are supported, and how to configure the build.
OneBit builds your source into a container image. For supported frameworks this is zero-config; you can override the build when you need to.
Supported runtimes
- Node.js — standard Node services and APIs.
- Next.js — auto-detected and built for production.
- Static sites — from a repo build output or a ZIP upload.
Today OneBit Deploy supports Node.js and Next.js apps plus static sites. Python, Go and PHP buildpacks are not available yet (WordPress is offered as a separate managed option — see WordPress).
Configuring the build
In the new-app wizard you can review the detected settings and adjust them before the first deploy.
Typical settings include the install and build commands and the start command for web services. For most Node and Next.js apps the defaults work out of the box.
Build output and images
Each successful build produces a versioned container image that is what actually runs on the platform. Because builds are reproducible, redeploying the same commit produces the same result.