heroku setup help

jeacunag

Hi, I’m trying do deploy a demo of tastyigniter using heroku

I managed to do an initial deploy with the database without major issues,

however, I need a way to add carte key, install API extension (for a chatbot I’m working on), orange or blue theme but from my local console before I deploy, is there a way to do that?

this is needed as heroku ephemeral storage vanishes every time the app goes idle, so every installation I do from the webpage admin manager (extensions, themes) gets reverted.

I couldn’t find a guide regarding heroku deployment…

TIA

sampoyigi

The carte key can only be added via the admin dashboard (maybe I’ll add an option to add it as a config), but you can still install extensions via the CLI by running php artisan extension:install igniter.api.

jeacunag

Thank you, that helped, what I did for heroku was adding the extension to my composer.json scripts

"scripts": {
    "post-create-project-cmd": [
      "php artisan key:generate"
    ],
    "compile": [
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.api"
    ]
  },

however I find that heroku wipes out all the extensions on startup, so I must add all recommended extensions this way,
¿How can I find the names of all the extensions so I can use php artisan extension:install?

Thanks in advance,

jeacunag

I think I’ve got it, I just found the names on thecomposer.json in each extension repo (maybe not the most efficient way), my scripts look like this now

"scripts": {
    "post-create-project-cmd": [
      "php artisan key:generate"
    ],
    "compile": [
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.broadcast",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.automation",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.socialite",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.debugbar",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.coupons",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.pages",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.reservation",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.local",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.api",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.user",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.cart",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.frontend",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.payregister",
      "php artisan extension:install igniter.drivers",
      "php artisan theme:install tastyigniter-orange"
    ]
  },

that should cover most use cases, thanks for the help

sampoyigi

jeacunag That’s a clever way of doing it but we are working to make stuff like this easier to work with. Try out our satis composer server which we will be launching soon.. Your composer.json file should look something like this.

  "repositories": [{
      "type": "composer",
      "url": "https://satis.tastyigniter.com/"
   }],
  "require": {
    "php": ">=7.4",
    "composer/installers": "dev-main as 2.0",
    "laravel/framework": "~8.0",
    "tastyigniter/flame": "~1.2",
    "tastyigniter/ti-ext-broadcast": "*",
    "tastyigniter/ti-ext-automation": "*",
    "tastyigniter/ti-ext-debugbar": "*"
    ...
  },
 ....