I'd be happy to help you with a URL! Could you be more specific about what kind of URL you're looking for? Here are some common scenarios:
- Vercel deployment URL: When you deploy a project, Vercel automatically generates URLs like
your-project-name.vercel.app1 - API endpoint URL: For creating REST API routes
- External service URL: For integrating with third-party services
- Asset URL: For images, fonts, or other static files
For example, if you're working with Vercel deployments, you can access your deployment URLs in several ways:
- Through the Vercel dashboard under your project's Overview and Deployments tabs 1
- Via the command line when your build completes 1
- In pull request comments for preview deployments 1
Could you clarify what specific URL you need help with?
83d ago
For your app URL, here are the most common scenarios:
Vercel Deployment URLs
When you deploy your app to Vercel, you'll get several types of URLs:
Production URL: https://your-app-name.vercel.app
Preview URLs: https://your-app-name-git-branch-username.vercel.app
Custom Domain: https://yourdomain.com (if configured)
Getting Your App URL
You can find your app URL in several ways:
- Vercel Dashboard: Go to your project overview at
https://vercel.com/dashboard - After Deployment: The URL is displayed in the terminal after
vercel deploy - Environment Variable: Use
VERCEL_URLto get the current deployment URL
In Your Next.js App Code
// Get the current URL in a component
'use client'
import { usePathname } from 'next/navigation'
export default function MyComponent() {
const pathname = usePathname()
const currentUrl = `${window.location.origin}${pathname}`
return <div>Current URL: {currentUrl}</div>
}For API Routes
Your API endpoints will be available at:
https://your-app-name.vercel.app/api/your-endpoint
Could you specify what type of app URL you need help with?
83d ago