You'll typically need to follow these general steps:

1. Build Digiboard: Run the command `npm run build` in the project directory to create a production-ready build of the Digiboard. This will generate optimized and bundled files in a `dist` directory.
2. Prepare your files: Zip all the files and folders from the `dist` directory generated in the previous step and also add .htaccess file included in the doc.
3. Access cPanel: Log in to your cPanel account provided by your hosting provider.
4. File Manager: Locate the "File Manager" or "Files" section in cPanel and open it.
5. Select your domain or subdomain: Choose the domain or subdomain where you want to deploy Digiboard. This will open the File Manager for that specific location.
6. Upload files: Inside the File Manager, click the "Upload" button or option and upload all the files and folders from your local `dist` directory. You can drag and drop the files or use the file upload interface.
7. Extract files (if necessary): If you uploaded a compressed file, such as a ZIP archive, select it in the File Manager and choose the "Extract" option to extract the files and folders.
8. Verify files: Ensure that all the files and folders from Digiboard are now present in the desired location on the server.
9. Set up routing (if necessary): If the Digiboard uses client-side routing (e.g., Vue Router) and you're not using the cPanel default document (usually `index.html`), you may need to configure your server to redirect all requests to your main `index.html` file. This step may require creating or modifying an `.htaccess` file, which depends on your server's configuration. Consult your hosting provider's documentation or support for guidance on setting up routing correctly.
10. Access your Digiboard: After uploading the files and configuring routing (if necessary), you should be able to access your Digiboard by visiting your domain or subdomain in a web browser.