Creating a TeaTime instance

Since TeaTime is a static web application, it can easily be deployed to most free static site hosting services, including Cloudflare Pages, GitHub Pages, Netlify etc. If you can serve static files - you are good to go.

Generating the TeaTime frontend files is usually as simple as running npm install and then npx nuxt build, but it might change a little depending on where you're hosting it.

Once your site is deployed, you can have it listed in the TeaTime instances list by creating a new public repository with one README file, and then editing the repository settings to set the URL to your website, and the topics to teamtime-instance.