Export

open-frame build produces a plain static site under dist/. The output is zero-runtime — everything renders on the client, but no server is needed.

Static HTML

npm run build
npm run preview     # serves dist/ for sanity-checking

dist/ is portable. Drop it on Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, Zeabur, GitHub Pages — anything that hosts files.

PDF

The dev server can print the active deck to PDF via the browser's native print pipeline. From the toolbar pick Export → PDF, or open the deck at ?print=1 and use Cmd/Ctrl-P. The runtime sets paper size to 1920×1080 landscape so each frame is exactly one page.

What gets shipped

The build pipeline only includes:

• The decks under frames/.
• The assets each deck imports.
• The runtime — viewer, scaler, present mode (configurable; see below).

You can trim the surface area for a public share by toggling fields in open-frame.config.ts:

import type { OpenFrameConfig } from '@open-frame/core';

const config: OpenFrameConfig = {
  build: {
    showFrameBrowser: false,    // hide the deck index
    showFrameUi: false,         // hide on-canvas UI (toolbar etc.)
    allowHtmlDownload: false,   // hide the "download HTML" button
  },
};

export default config;