Option 4 - GitHub Pages

Fork the repo.
Head to the Actions tab, find the "Deploy to GitHub Pages" workflow, and trigger it.
Then go to Settings > Pages > Source and select the gh-pages branch.
Visit https://<your-username>.github.io/networking-toolbox/ to see your deployed app.

Option 5 - Source: Static

Follow the dev steps below. Then run npm run build:static to compile output.
And upload the contents of ./build to any web server, CDN or static host.

Option 6 - Source: Docker

Follow the dev steps below. Then run docker build -t networking-toolbox . to build the image.
You can then start the container with docker run -p 3000:3000 networking-toolbox.

Option 7 - Source: Other Platforms

You can build the app from source for a variety of platforms. This is done via SvelteKit adapters.
First, follow the dev steps below. Then, simply set the DEPLOY_ENV environmental variable, to one of vercel, node, docker, netlify, static or just auto, and build the app
For example: DEPLOY_ENV='node' npm run build

Building

• npm run dev - Starts the development server with hot reload/HMR
• npm run build - Builds the app for production
  • Note: choose adapter for platform by setting the DEPLOY_ENV var (see above)
• npm run preview - Test your build locally (build required first)
• npm start - Starts the production app (build required first)

Testing

• npm test — Run unit tests with Vitest
• npm run test:api — Run API tests
• npm run test:e2e — Run Playwright end-to-end tests
• npm run test:coverage — Generate test coverage

Checking

• npm run check — SvelteKit checks (types & diagnostics)
• npm run types — TypeScript-specific strict checking
• npm run lint — ESLint on all TS and Svelte files
• npm run format — Format files with Prettier
• npm run build-check — Quitley check build works