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Use when deploying or operating a site on Netlify — writing or fixing netlify.toml, authoring Functions or Edge Functions, redirects, rewrites and headers, env vars per deploy context, and shipping via the Netlify CLI. NOT deploying to Vercel (that is `vercel`).

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netlify
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Use when deploying or operating a site on Netlify — writing or fixing netlify.toml, authoring Functions or Edge Functions, redirects, rewrites and headers, env vars per deploy context, and shipping via the Netlify CLI. NOT deploying to Vercel (that is `vercel`).
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["netlify","deployment","serverless-functions","edge-functions","netlify-toml","redirects"]
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["vercel","cloudflare","nextjs","domains-dns","github-actions"]
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# Netlify — netlify.toml, Functions, Edge Functions, redirects & the CLI > The platform-mechanics layer for Netlify: config, function handlers, routing, env > contexts, and the deploy CLI. Not framework code, not generic CI. ## What this owns You own the Netlify adapter/config surface — `netlify.toml`, `netlify/functions/`, `netlify/edge-functions/`, `_redirects`, `_headers`, and `netlify <cmd>`. You do **not** own the app's routing or data layer (that is `../nextjs/SKILL.md` / a React skill), DNS records (`../domains-dns/SKILL.md`), or another platform's config — Vercel is `../vercel/SKILL.md`, Cloudflare is `../cloudflare/SKILL.md`. Their config files and function models differ; never cross-apply. ## The 5-minute happy path ```bash netlify link # link the cwd to a site (or `netlify init` to create one) # write/edit netlify.toml (see skeleton below) netlify dev # local emulation: build, functions, redirects, env injection netlify deploy --prod # build + push straight to production ``` `netlify deploy` with no flag creates a **draft** deploy (preview URL, not live). `--prod` publishes. Test with `netlify dev` first — it is the only local runtime that emulates redirects and function routing together. ## Where does each piece of config live? Two rules decide everything below: **`_redirects`/`_headers` files are processed before the `netlify.toml` equivalents**, and a function's own `config` export beats dashboard guesses. | Concern | Put it in | Why | | --- | --- | --- | | Redirects / rewrites / SPA fallback | `[[redirects]]` in toml **or** `_redirects` file | One source. File rules run first; pick one and stay consistent. | | Response headers (CSP, caching) | `[[headers]]` in toml **or** `_headers` file | Same precedence; keep security headers in version control, not the UI. | | Build command / publish dir / functions dir | `[build]` in toml | Single declarative source the build picks up; survives UI drift. | | A function's URL path | `export const config = { path }` in the function | Co-located with the handler; deterministic, no dashboard mapping. | | Edge function path + ordering | `[[edge_functions]]` in toml | Declaration order in toml is deterministic (inline config is not). | | Secrets / API keys / per-context vars | dashboard or `netlify env:set` | Never commit secrets — build-time secrets scanning fails the build if it finds one. | ## netlify.toml skeleton ```toml [build] command = "npm run build" publish = "dist" # the directory you deploy; relative to base functions = "netlify/functions" [build.environment] NODE_VERSION = "22" [functions] node_bundler = "esbuild" # included_files = ["data/**"] # bundle extra files a function reads at runtime # SPA fallback — note status 200, NOT 301 (see Redirects) [[redirects]] from = "/*" to = "/index.html" status = 200 [[headers]] for = "/*" [headers.values] X-Frame-Options = "DENY" Content-Security-Policy = "default-src 'self'" # per-context override: deploy previews build differently [context.deploy-preview] command = "npm run build:preview" [context.deploy-preview.environment] SHOW_PREVIEW_BANNER = "true" ``` Contexts are `production`, `deploy-preview`, `branch-deploy`, and `branch."name"`. Each can override `command`, `publish`, `environment`, etc. The full key-by-key reference (every `[build]`/`[functions]`/`[[plugins]]` option, all header/redirect fields) lives in [references/netlify-toml.md](references/netlify-toml.md) — link there instead of inlining it. ## Functions (Node runtime) Default directory is `netlify/functions/`. TypeScript files are `.mts`, JS is `.mjs` (ES modules). Use the **modern Web-platform handler** — `Request` in, `Response` out — and route with a `config` export, not a dashboard mapping. ```typescript // netlify/functions/hello.mts import type { Config, Context } from "@netlify/functions"; export default async (req: Request, context: Context) => { const name = new URL(req.url).searchParams.get("name") ?? "world"; return Response.json({ hello: name }); }; export const config: Config = { path: "/api/hello" }; ``` Read secrets from the environment; never hardcode them: ```typescript const key = Netlify.env.get("RESEND_API_KEY") ?? process.env.RESEND_API_KEY; ``` Do **not** revive the legacy AWS-Lambda signature in new functions: ```javascript // Bad — legacy handler/event/statusCode shape exports.handler = async (event) => ({ statusCode: 200, body: "ok" }); ``` ```typescript // Good — Web-API handler + Config.path export default async (req: Request) => new Response("ok"); export const config: Config = { path: "/ok" }; ``` Scheduled (`config.schedule` cron), background (`-background` suffix), and streaming responses are covered in [references/functions.md](references/functions.md). ## Edge Functions (Deno runtime) Live in `netlify/edge-functions/`, run on Deno at the edge. Declare them in toml so ordering is explicit: ```toml [[edge_functions]] function = "geo-rewrite" path = "/*" # excludedPath = "/assets/*" ``` When **multiple** edge functions match one path, they run **top-to-bottom in declaration order** — declaring in `netlify.toml` is deterministic; relying on each function's inline `config` for ordering is not. Pick edge functions for latency-sensitive rewrites, geolocation, and A/B routing. Avoid them for heavy npm dependencies or Node-only APIs — use a regular Function there. ## Redirects & rewrites ```text # _redirects (or the [[redirects]] equivalent) /api/* https://api.example.com/:splat 200 # proxy/rewrite: keep the URL, fetch remote /old/* /new/:splat 301 # permanent redirect (default status) /* /index.html 200 # SPA fallback ``` Three things people get wrong: - **SPA fallback must be `status = 200`**, not 301. 200 *serves* `index.html` at the original URL so the client router can read the path; a 301 changes the URL and breaks deep links. - **Proxy/rewrite = `status = 200`** to a remote URL (add `force = true` to override an existing file at that path). - **Processing order**: Edge Functions run first, then `_redirects` rules, then `netlify.toml` redirects; within the set the **first matching rule wins** (top-to-bottom). Put specific rules above the `/*` catch-all. ## Env vars & deploy contexts ```bash netlify env:set RESEND_API_KEY "xxxx" --context production netlify env:set SHOW_BANNER "true" --context deploy-preview netlify env:list --context deploy-preview netlify env:import .env # bulk import (do not commit .env) ``` Variables are scoped to deploy contexts, so a key can differ between production and previews. Build-time **secrets scanning** inspects build output; if a value you marked secret leaks into the bundle, the build **fails** — fix the leak, don't disable the scan blindly. ## Deploy & local dev | Command | Use it for | | --- | --- | | `netlify dev` | Local: build + functions + redirects + env injection. The truth before deploy. | | `netlify deploy` | Draft deploy → preview URL, not live. | | `netlify deploy --prod` | Build + publish to production. | | `netlify deploy --prod --no-build` | Publish an **already-built** dir; skips the build command. | | `netlify deploy --skip-functions-cache` | Force re-bundle functions when a stale cache bites. | `--no-build` is the classic foot-gun: if you didn't actually build (or built into the wrong `publish` dir), you ship a stale or empty site. Only use it when the artifact is fresh. ## Anti-patterns | Anti-pattern | Why it breaks | Do instead | | --- | --- | --- | | SPA fallback as `status = 301` | URL rewrites; deep-link refresh 404s or loops | `status = 200` to `/index.html` | | Hardcoding API keys in a function | Leaks in bundle; secrets scan fails the build | `Netlify.env.get(...)` / `process.env`, set via `netlify env:set` | | Legacy `exports.handler = (event) => ({statusCode})` | Old Lambda shape, mismatched runtime expectations | Web-API `export default (req) => Response` + `config.path` | | Relying on inline edge `config` for run order | Ordering is non-deterministic across functions | Declare order in `[[edge_functions]]` in toml | | `netlify deploy --prod --no-build` without building | Ships stale/empty `publish` dir | Build first, or drop `--no-build` | | Pasting Vercel/Cloudflare config into Netlify | Different files & function models; nothing wires up | Use `netlify.toml` + `netlify/functions`; see `../vercel/SKILL.md` for Vercel | | `functions` dir in toml ≠ actual folder on disk | Functions silently not bundled → 404 | Make `[build].functions` match `netlify/functions/` exactly | | `/*` redirect above a specific rule | Catch-all wins first; specific rule never matches | Order specific rules before the `/*` fallback | ## Verify Run `scripts/verify.sh [target-dir]` (default cwd). It confirms a `netlify.toml` exists, parses, that any SPA fallback is `status = 200`, and that every `[[redirects]]` has both `from` and `to`. Read-only; exits 0 on a clean or empty target.
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