Integrations

Deploy from VS Code

Zip the current folder and publish it to Droply without leaving your editor.

The Droply extension adds a Publish panel to the Activity Bar and a Droply button to your status bar. It zips a folder, sends it to Droply over the public API, and opens the live URL when it is ready.

Before you start

• Works on every plan, free included. You sign in with your email, so there is no token to create or copy.
• VS Code 1.85 or newer.

Install

1. Open the Extensions view in VS Code (View → Extensions).
2. Search for Droply and click Install.

Don't see it yet? The Marketplace listing is rolling out — email [email protected] for early access.

Sign in

Open the Droply panel (click the Droply status-bar item, or run Droply: Publish a Folder from the Command Palette). On the sign-in screen, enter your Droply email and type the 6-digit code we send you. That is it — no password, no token, and it works on any plan.

Prefer a token? Switch to the API token tab and paste one (handy for CI). Pasted tokens use the public API, which is a paid feature; the email sign-in above is free on every plan.

Publish

1. Choose the folder to publish.
2. Pick New site and name it, or Update existing to re-publish over a site you already deployed (the URL stays the same).
3. Click Publish. The extension zips, uploads, waits for it to go live, and offers to open the site.

Notes

• node_modules, .git, and common build folders are skipped from the zip.
• Uploads over your plan's size cap return an error; deploy a smaller build or upgrade.
• Sign out any time with Droply: Sign Out. Your session is stored securely in VS Code's secret storage.