CloudPublish

CloudPublish[]

makes a public copy in the cloud of the current document.

CloudPublish[obj]

makes a public copy of the cloud object obj.

CloudPublish[expr]

deploys an expression to the cloud and makes it public.

CloudPublish[content,location]

publishes to the specified location relative to the user's current cloud directory.

CloudPublish[content,CloudObject[…]]

publishes to the specified cloud object.

Details and Options

CloudPublish works from both desktop and cloud.
CloudPublish returns the CloudObject that was published.
CloudPublish[expr,…] supports the same forms of expr as CloudDeploy[expr,…].
CloudPublish by default adds AllAutomatic to the permissions for the published cloud object.
CloudPublish by default adds AutoCopyTrue to the options for the published cloud object.
CloudPublish also supports the following options:

AppearanceElements	All	control the page appearance
AutoCopy	True	whether to make a copy when opened
AutoRemove	False	whether to schedule the object for deletion
CachePersistence	Automatic	controls the time duration for which an object is cached by a client
CloudBase	Automatic	cloud to which to publish
CloudObjectNameFormat	Automatic	format to use for the name portion of the URL
CloudObjectURLType	Automatic	base type of URL to use (obj, env, ...)
EvaluationPrivileges	Automatic	privileges of evaluations by the object
IconRules	Automatic	icons to use for the deployed object
IncludeDefinitions	True	whether to automatically include dependencies
Magnification	Automatic	magnification to use for the published notebook
MetaInformation	{}	metainformation for the deployed object
Permissions	{AllAutomatic}	explicit permissions for the published object
SourceLink	Automatic	object to be linked as the source

With the default setting SourceLinkAutomatic, CloudPublish sets the source link for the published cloud object to be the cloud object corresponding to the current notebook. If no such cloud object exists, it sets the source link to None.
With IncludeDefinitionsTrue, CloudPublish[expr,…] automatically deploys all definitions needed to evaluate expr. With IncludeDefinitionsFalse, the evaluation of expr must explicitly evaluate all definitions that are needed.
With the default setting MagnificationAutomatic, CloudPublish ignores any Magnification setting in the source document and uses a 100% magnification in the published notebook. With MagnificationInherited, the magnification of the source document is preserved.
The Publish button in the cloud and the Publish to Cloud... menu item in desktop follow the behavior and options of CloudPublish.

Examples

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Basic Examples (3)

Publish a Manipulate expression to a new anonymous cloud object:

The published object has public permissions with AutoCopy set to True:

Publish an expression with a name:

Create a private object:

Publish a copy of the private object:

Confirm that the copied object has public permissions:

Scope (3)

Publish a notebook:

Publish a notebook object:

Publish an API function:

Options (12)

AppearanceElements (1)

Create an object without any appearance elements:

Embed the object into a separate HTML page:

AutoCopy (1)

Do not set AutoCopy during CloudPublish:

AutoRemove (1)

Publish a computed value to a temporary object:

CloudBase (1)

Specify a CloudBase during CloudPublish:

CloudObjectNameFormat (1)

Create a named cloud object and use $CloudUserUUID for the CloudObjectNameFormat:

Create a named cloud object and use $CloudUserID for the CloudObjectNameFormat:

CloudObjectURLType (1)

Publish a cloud object with a link to its editing environment view as specified by CloudObjectURLType:

Publish a cloud object with a link to its deployed object view:

IconRules (1)

Publish a cloud object that shows the current time, with a representative icon:

View the icon:

IncludeDefinitions (1)

Exclude definitions associated with the published expression from the current kernel session; instead, load the definitions from a file during evaluation:

Magnification (1)

Preserve the magnification of the source document during CloudPublish:

MetaInformation (1)

Add custom metainformation to a published image:

Permissions (1)

Permissions provides a way to restrict access to a specific user or group of users.

Create a new PermissionsGroup. Add more users by adding their $CloudUserID to the list:

Use CloudPublish to publish any object with the specified access permissions:

Check the permissions:

SourceLink (1)

Do not set a source link during CloudPublish:

Properties & Relations (1)

CloudPublish is equivalent to CloudDeploy with automatic Permissions for all users and AutoCopy enabled:

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