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Possible fix for heroku deployment #26

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I made a couple of changes to make the app deployable on heroku as it gave an error before.

I'm very novice with webpack and with the process.env.PRODUCTION variable so my solution is probably incorrect.

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pheuter commented Jan 28, 2016

Yeah, master is currently working towards release v0.4.0 which is still a WIP. One of the things left to do is to make sure the Heroku button still works. I believe the latest issue is around not installing node devDependencies, which currently are required to build the app.

I don't think a Procfile is necessary for a Heroku button deploy, should be as simple as setting configuration in the app.json file to install all node modules.

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Didn't mean to close this, I have made the modification to app.json.

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pheuter commented Jan 28, 2016

sweet, thanks! has this been tested in a sample deploy?

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Yes, pressing the deploy button on my fork deployed with no errors.
Result: https://er-deploy-fix.herokuapp.com/

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pheuter commented Feb 3, 2016

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Fix for Heroku deployment
@pheuter pheuter merged commit 609c16f into pheuter:master Feb 3, 2016
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