Select from available Build Packs to build up your own kit.
Log in and make your selections, then use anvil to perform builds with them.
You can use Anvil to test buildpacks without publishing them:
$ heroku plugins:install https://github.com/ddollar/heroku-anvil
$ cd myproject
$ heroku build -b /path/to/local/buildpack
Generating app manifest... done
Uploading new files... done, 0 files needed
Generating buildpack manifest... done
Uploading new files... done, 0 files needed
Launching build process... done
Recreating app from manifest... done
Fetching buildpack... done
Detecting buildpack... done, Clojure
Fetching cache... empty
Compiling app...
Installing Leiningen
Downloading: leiningen-1.7.1-standalone.jar
Writing: lein script
Running: LEIN_NO_DEV=y lein deps
[...]
Creating slug... done
Uploading slug... done
Success, slug is https://anvil.herokuapp.com/slugs/bbbde9d0-b650-11e1-9829-659a6807d866.img
Once you're happy with your buildpack, you can publish it for others to use with the heroku buildpacks plugin:
$ heroku plugins:install https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpacks
$ cd heroku-buildpack-clojure
$ heroku buildpacks:publish clojure
Publishing clojure buildpack... done
# Database first:
$ initdb pg && postgres -D pg
$ createdb buildkits
$ lein run -m buildkits.db/migrate
You may need to add /usr/lib/postgresql/$PG_VERSION/bin to your
$PATH first on Debian-based systems. You'll also need a new enough
version of PostgreSQL to have HStore support.
$ lein run -m buildkits.web
For developing against a local app:
$ export BUILDPACK_SERVER_URL=http://localhost:5000
Start with a production repl using heroku run:
$ heroku run lein repl
If you configure a new bucket, you'll want to populate it from the DB:
user> (doto 'buildkits.buildpacks require in-ns)
buildkits.buildpack> (update-s3-tarballs)
Transferring buildpacks to a different org is currently only exposed via the repl:
user> (doto 'buildkits.buildpacks require in-ns)
buildkits.buildpack> (transfer "heroku/emacs" "technomancy")
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