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@gsalgadotoledo/rt-app-deploy-heroku

v0.2.3

Published

RT-App deploy provider: Heroku (API)

Readme

@gsalgadotoledo/rt-app-deploy-heroku

RT-App deploy provider for Heroku. Role: api.

The app <app>-<environment>-api (at most 30 characters) is created personally, or in HEROKU_TEAM (POST /teams/apps). Runtime variables are set as config vars (PATCH /apps/{app}/config-vars, which merges). The source is built with the Build API (POST /apps/{app}/builds) from the GitHub tarball of the branch: RT-App asks https://api.github.com/repos/{owner}/{repo}/tarball/{branch} with redirect: "manual" and hands the temporary Location URL to Heroku. plan only reads (GET /apps/{name}); status maps the latest build (Range: started_at ..; order=desc,max=1;).

Credentials

| Key | Required | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | HEROKU_API_KEY | yes | Account → API Key, or a long-lived token from heroku authorizations:create: https://dashboard.heroku.com/account/applications | | HEROKU_TEAM | no | Team name; apps are personal when absent. | | GITHUB_TOKEN | no | Fine-grained token with Contents: read for private repositories: https://github.com/settings/personal-access-tokens |

Settings

| Key | Default | Options | | --- | --- | --- | | region | us | us, eu (Common Runtime, fixed at creation) |

Known limits

  • Only the api role. The start command comes from a Procfile in the app folder (or the buildpack default, e.g. npm start); source.startCommand cannot be set through the API.
  • Monorepo folders (source.directory other than .) use the community buildpack lstoll/heroku-buildpack-monorepo with the APP_BASE config var, followed by heroku/nodejs, heroku/python or heroku/go.
  • Dyno size and count are not managed; change them in Heroku. Eco dynos sleep after 30 minutes without traffic.
  • Config vars are merged, never removed. The temporary tarball URL of a private repository is treated as a secret.