Static Site Deployments

Push. Deploy. Done.

Deploy static sites to Playground in 5 simple steps. Create a repo, add your files, and let Slack do the rest.

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// How It Works

Five steps to live.

From zero to deployed — no CI pipelines, no infrastructure. Just Git and Slack.

1

Create a repo in the Playground project

Head to the Playground project on Bitbucket and create a new repository. Give it a short, descriptive name — this will be used to identify your deployment.

bitbucket.org
Project: Playground (PLG)
Repository name: my-cool-site
Access level: Private
Include a README? No
2

Add your static files

Add an index.html and any other static assets (CSS, JS, images) to the root of your repository.

Project structure
my-cool-site/
  ├── index.html
  ├── styles.css
  ├── app.js
  ├── images/
  │   └── logo.png
  └── playground.yml  ← required
3

Create a playground.yml

Add a playground.yml file to the root of your repo. This tells the deploy service about your project.

playground.yml
name: my-cool-site
description: "My awesome static site"

The name should match your repository name. The description is a short summary of what your project does.

4

Commit and push

Stage your files, commit, and push to Bitbucket. Your repo is now ready to be deployed.

Terminal
$ git add .
$ git commit -m "Initial commit"
$ git push -u origin main
5

Deploy via Slack

Head to Slack and run the deploy command. That's it — your site will be live in seconds.

# deployments
Y
You 11:42 AM
/playground deploy my-cool-site
P
Playground Bot 11:42 AM
✓ Deploying my-cool-site...
✓ Cloning from PLG/my-cool-site
✓ Static files deployed successfully
✓ Live at https://my-cool-site.playground.example

Ready to ship?

Create your repo in the Playground project and deploy your first static site in under a minute.

Open Playground Project