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= Heroku API - deploy apps to Heroku from the command line This library wraps the REST API for managing and deploying Rails apps to the Heroku platform. It can be called as a Ruby library, or invoked from the command line. Code push and pull is done through Git. For more information about Heroku, see: http://heroku.com == Sample Workflows Start a new app from scratch, work on it locally, then deploy the changes: heroku create newapp git clone git@heroku.com:newapp.git cd newapp rake db:migrate script/server [..work locally for a while..] git add . git commit -m "some changes made locally" git push Deploy an existing Rails app: cd ~/projects/existingapp # skip the next three commands if the app already has a git repo git init git add . git commit -m "init" heroku create existingapp-deploy git remote add heroku git@heroku.com:existingapp-deploy.git git push -f heroku == Setup gem install heroku If you wish to push or pull code, you must also have a working install of Git ("apt-get install git-core" on Ubuntu or "port install git-core" on OS X), and an ssh public key ("ssh-keygen -t rsa"). The first time you run a command, such as "heroku list," you will be prompted for your Heroku username and password. These are saved to ~/heroku/credentials for future requests. Your public key (~/.ssh/id_[rd]sa.pub) will be uploaded to Heroku after you enter your credentials. Use heroku keys --add if you wish to upload additional keys or specify a key in a non-standard location. == Command-Line Usage heroku list Get a list of your apps. heroku create [<appname>] Create a new app. If you don't provide a name, one will be assigned (you can change it later with the update --name command). The web url and git repo url will be shown as the command's output. git clone git@heroku.com:<appname>.git Clone the repository of the Heroku app for local work. Note that this fetches only code that has been committed to the repo; uncommitted changes inside the web code editor will not be pulled. git push Deploy local changes back to Heroku. You must commit to your local repository first (e.g., git commit -a). Use -f if you are pushing for the first time to force overwriting the repo. heroku info <app> Show info about the app like the web url, git repo, and sharing settings. heroku update <app> [--name <newname>] [--public (true|false)] [--mode (production|development)] Update settings on the app, providing one or more of the options shown. heroku sharing <app> --add <email> --access (edit|view) heroku sharing <app> --remove <email> Manage collaborators on the app. An invitation will be sent by email for the new collaborator to view or edit the app. heroku rake <app> <command> Execute a rake command on the Heroku app. heroku destroy <app> Permenantly destroy the app. heroku keys heroku keys --add [<path to keyfile>] heroku keys --remove [keyname] heroku keys --remove all Manage your ssh public keys for git push/pull on your apps. The default key (~/.ssh/id_[rd]sa.pub) is uploaded automatically when you enter your credentials. If you wish to add additional keys, or you have a key in a nonstandard location, you can use heroku keys --add. Without any arguments, this will list all the keys attached to your Heroku user account. == Further Reading The Heroku::Client class wraps the REST API. You can instantiate this class to access the API from within a Ruby program, such as a Capistrano script. Documentation for the underlying REST resources: link:files/REST.html == Meta Written by Adam Wiggins Major modifications by Pedro Belo Patches contributed by: Chris O'Sullivan, Blake Mizerany Released under the MIT license: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php Send feedback and questions to the Heroku mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/heroku http://github.com/adamwiggins/heroku-client
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