✅ Quick Summary
Push44 connects to the Rocket.new container filesystem and downloads every file in your project, preserving the directory structure. You get a ZIP archive or a GitHub push — both contain the complete, runnable source code.
The Problem
Rocket.new's export options are limited — you can view your files in the editor, but downloading the complete project with folder structure intact requires workarounds. Without the source code, you're dependent on Rocket.new's infrastructure to run your app.
How Push44 Solves It
Push44 connects to the Rocket.new container filesystem and downloads every file in your project, preserving the directory structure. You get a ZIP archive or a GitHub push — both contain the complete, runnable source code.
Step-by-Step Guide
Connect Push44 to Rocket.new
Enter your Rocket.new API token and company ID in Push44. Select your project.
Fetch all project files
Push44 connects to the container and retrieves the complete file tree. You'll see the file count and a preview of the structure.
Download as ZIP or push to GitHub
Click 'Download ZIP' for a local archive, or enter GitHub details and click 'Push to GitHub'. The ZIP option is useful for a quick one-time download.
Pro Tips
- The ZIP download includes all files with their paths preserved — you can unzip and run locally.
- If your Rocket.new project uses environment variables, remember to set those up locally after downloading.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Downloading without checking if the project container is awake — open the project in Rocket.new first.
Ready to Export?
Push44 is free, open source, and takes under 2 minutes to set up.