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Heroku has a 24hour redeployment which means the saved database is removed and All Twitch Timers will be stopped
First on github create a private Fork of Master-Bot and add a completed config.json file to your fork
Create a File called Procfile and add worker: node index.js and add it to your fork (Master-Bot/ with the config.json file)
Go to Heroku.com and Create a New App
Name your app and click on Create App
Go to Deployment Method and click connect to Github, log in and find the repo you created click on connect
scroll down to Manual Deploy section and click deploy branch
this will start the Install for the Dependencies (wait for it to complete...)
once the install is complete, go to the Resources Tab and click the pencils
Disable Web then Enable Worker click confirm on both
now lets see if it is running, in the top right click on more > view log
if it is working, it should look like this
Much Love
-Bacon
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for Heroku a dyno can run for a max of 24 hours at a time then its restarted and anything that wasn't in the github repo(in this example) at the time of initial Heroku deployment are deleted no matter the type of account
you can only run Master-bot using 1 dyno as far as i know
Heroku has a 24hour redeployment which means the saved database is removed and All Twitch Timers will be stopped
First on github create a private Fork of Master-Bot and add a completed config.json file to your fork
Create a File called
Procfile
and addworker: node index.js
and add it to your fork (Master-Bot/
with the config.json file)Go to Heroku.com and Create a New App
Name your app and click on Create App
Go to Deployment Method and click connect to Github, log in and find the repo you created click on connect
scroll down to Manual Deploy section and click deploy branch
this will start the Install for the Dependencies (wait for it to complete...)
once the install is complete, go to the Resources Tab and click the pencils
Disable
Web
then EnableWorker
click confirm on bothnow lets see if it is running, in the top right click on more > view log
if it is working, it should look like this
Much Love
-Bacon
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: