Static Web Apps
Overview
The Static Web App builder is used to create Static Web Apps. The Static Web App service is a modern web app service that offers streamlined full-stack development from source code to global high availability. You can use it to host static web applications and Azure Functions in a single resource, using GitHub native workflows to build and deploy your application.
- Static Site (
Microsoft.Web/staticSites)
At the time of writing, Static Web Apps are in public preview. Not all Azure locations support them.
Static Web App Builder Keywords
| Keyword | Purpose |
|---|
| name | Sets the name of the static web app. |
| repository | The URI of the GitHub repository containing your static web app. |
| artifact_location | The folder where the built web app is copied to e.g. build (optional) |
| api_location | The path containing your Azure Functions (optional) |
| app_location | The path containing your application code (optional) |
| branch | The branch that you which to use for the static web app (optional, defaults to ‘master’) |
| app_settings | Accepts a list of tuple strings representing key/value pairs for the app setting of the static web app |
Configuration Members
| Name | Purpose |
|---|
| RepositoryParameter | Provides the generated name for the repository token parameter name. |
Parameters
| Name | Purpose |
|---|
repositorytoken-for-name | Provides the Github Personal Access Token (PAT) required to authenticate and create the appropriate Github Action. |
Example
open Farmer
open Farmer.Builders
let myApp = staticWebApp {
name "isaacsstatic"
repository "https://github.com/isaacabraham/staticwebreact"
artifact_location "build"
api_location "api"
app_settings [
"key1", "value1"
"key2", "value2"
]
}
let deployment = arm {
location Location.WestEurope
add_resource myApp
}
deployment
|> Deploy.execute "my-resource-group" [ myApp.RepositoryParameter, "Github personal access token goes here..." ]