# Binary Deployment

QuickDapp builds self-contained executables that include the server, all dependencies, and static assets. Upload the single file to your server and run it—no Node.js or Bun runtime required.

bun run build

This creates binaries for multiple platforms in dist/binaries/:

• quickdapp-linux-x64 — Linux servers (x64)
• quickdapp-linux-arm64 — Linux servers (ARM64)
• quickdapp-darwin-x64 — macOS (Intel)
• quickdapp-darwin-arm64 — macOS (Apple Silicon)
• quickdapp-windows-x64.exe — Windows

Make the binary executable and run it:

chmod +x quickdapp-linux-x64
NODE_ENV=production ./quickdapp-linux-x64

The binary reads environment variables from .env, .env.production, and .env.production.local in order.

Upload the binary and environment file to your server:

scp dist/binaries/quickdapp-linux-x64 user@server:/opt/quickdapp/
scp .env.production user@server:/opt/quickdapp/.env

ssh user@server
cd /opt/quickdapp
chmod +x quickdapp-linux-x64
NODE_ENV=production ./quickdapp-linux-x64

For background execution:

nohup NODE_ENV=production ./quickdapp-linux-x64 > quickdapp.log 2>&1 &

macOS: You may need to remove the quarantine attribute on first run:

xattr -d com.apple.quarantine quickdapp-darwin-x64

Windows: Run from Command Prompt with environment variables:

set NODE_ENV=production
quickdapp-windows-x64.exe

Set proper file permissions:

chmod 750 quickdapp-linux-x64  # Execute for owner/group only
chmod 640 .env                 # Read for owner/group only

Consider running as a dedicated non-root user:

sudo useradd -r -s /bin/false quickdapp
sudo chown quickdapp:quickdapp quickdapp-linux-x64
sudo -u quickdapp ./quickdapp-linux-x64