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Prerequisites

You’ll need a Makeswift site. If you don’t already have one, you can follow the developer quickstart or installation guide to get started. You’ll also need to use Makeswift runtime version 0.23.2 or higher.

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Deploying

Vercel has already documented how to deploy a Next.js application with Docker. The only change you have to make when deploying your Makeswift site is to your environment variables (details below). Otherwise, you can follow the Next.js with Docker documentation.

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Environment variables

You’ll need to include the MAKESWIFT_SITE_API_KEY environment variable in your Docker build. This will need to be added in the .env file that is included in your Docker build, or in the dashboard of your hosting provider. 
MAKESWIFT_SITE_API_KEY=<YOUR_API_KEY>
Your Makeswift API key can be found in the Makeswift Visual Builder under Settings > Host.

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Changelog

VersionChanges
v0.24.0Removes proxy requests for draft mode. MAKESWIFT_DRAFT_MODE_PROXY_FORCE_HTTP environment variable is no longer needed in Docker builds.
v0.23.2Added support for Docker deployments