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Publishes a site.

Publishing a site makes any changes previously saved on the site available on the internet.
After publishing, changes to your site appear in the [site's history](https://support.wix.com/en/article/viewing-and-managing-your-site-history).

When you call this API, you must pass a header called `wix-site-id` whose value is the ID of the site you want to publish. Learn more about
working with [API keys and site IDs](https://dev.wix.com/docs/rest/articles/getting-started/api-keys#create-and-use-api-keys).

>**Important:** This call requires an account level API key and cannot be authenticated with the standard authorization header.

import { createClient, ApiKeyStrategy } from "@wix/sdk";
import { siteActions } from "@wix/site-actions";

const wixClient = createClient({
  modules: { siteActions },
  auth: ApiKeyStrategy({
    siteId: "MY-SITE-ID",
    apiKey: "MY-API-KEY",
  }),
});

async function publishSite() {
  const response =
    await wixClient.siteActions.publishSite();
}


Publish a site with an API Key

publishSite

void

# About the Site Actions API

The Site Actions API allows you to manage the sites owned by a Wix account. 

## About publishing sites built with a Wix editor
- If a site was built with any Wix editor, calling [publishSite()](https://dev.wix.com/docs/sdk/account-level-modules/site-actions/site-actions/publish-site) for the first time will enable anyone to view the site on the internet.  
- Calling [publishSite()](https://dev.wix.com/docs/sdk/account-level-modules/site-actions/site-actions/publish-site) after the initial publish will make any latest changes made in the Wix editor go live.  
- Site admins have access to view all changes made to the site in Site History.
- Wix runs validation testing before publishing sites. Some validation errors may cause the publish action to fail. In these cases you'll receive an error message explaining the issue.


To use the SiteActions API, install the `@wix/site-actions` package using npm or Yarn:
  ```console
npm install @wix/site-actions
```

or

```console
yarn add @wix/site-actions
```

Then import `{ siteActions }` from `@wix/site-actions`:

```js
import { siteActions } from '@wix/site-actions'
```
  

site-actions_site-actions

ApplicationError

code

string

description

BulkActionMetadata

Number of sites that were not deleted successfully.

totalFailures

number

Number of sites that were deleted successfully.

totalSuccesses

BulkDeleteSiteResponse

bulkActionMetadata

results

BulkSiteResult

Result of deletion request per site describing the success or failure of each deletion.

itemMetadata

ItemMetadata

DuplicateSiteOptions

siteDisplayName

DuplicateSiteResponse

newSiteId

error

Index of the site in the request array. Allows for correlation between request and response.

originalIndex

Whether the requested action was successful for the site. When `false`, the action failed and an `error` object is populated.

success

boolean