Web and PWA builds

Preview/F9 runs the application inside the IDE. To generate files for publishing, use Build Application.

Export

1. In Project Settings → Build and publishing, choose Deploy environment, minification, source maps, routing mode, and base path.
2. In Project Settings → Native Application → Build, configure Output Directory and Build Configuration. Build Application also uses these fields when exporting Web/PWA.
3. Open Project → Build Application…, select Web/PWA, and click Build.
4. Wait for Completed and click Open Output Folder.
5. Upload index.html and the generated folders to your host.

Output is saved in Output Directory/project name. A saved absolute folder is reused; without an authorized destination, the IDE opens the folder picker. Web/PWA uses the compiler included in WebRAD and does not require Rust, Tauri, or native SDKs.

Release applies minification when Minify JavaScript and CSS is enabled. Include source maps for troubleshooting generates source maps. The frontend includes the code and resources used by the application.

Deploy directory in Build and publishing belongs to the Deploy workflow; Build Application uses Output Directory in Native Application.

PWA

In Project Settings → PWA and metadata:

1. Enable Enable PWA installation.
2. Adjust Short name, Display mode, Orientation, Theme color, and Background color.
3. Enable Keep the application available offline to retain application files after the first visit.
4. Configure the name in General and the image in Icons.
5. Generate Web/PWA again and host it over HTTPS.

The build generates PWA installation files and, when offline mode is enabled, a service worker. API services, login, uploads, and remote media still require a connection. Installation availability depends on the browser and device.

Before publishing

Confirm the selected environment, direct links, asset loading, and backend connection on the final domain. For History, configure routes to fall back to index.html. For subfolder publishing, adjust Application base path before building.