heroku-release

Release apps to heroku without using Git (so that .gitignored assets are included)

Installation

npm install heroku-release --save

Usage

Run heroku auth:token to get your secret heroku api token. Put this value in the environment variable HEROKU_API_TOKEN.

API

const {publish, promote} = require('heroku-release');
 
publish(
  'my-staging-app-name',
  __dirname,
  options,
).then(() => {
  return promote('my-pipeline', 'my-staging-app-name', 'my-prod-app-name', options);
}).done();

options:

• auth - defaults to process.env.HEROKU_API_TOKEN
• silent - disable all logging output, defaults to false
• version - human readable tag to identify the release, defaults to the current date and time

CLI

heroku-release publish --app my-app-name

Options:

• --app - the app name
• --dir - the directory (relative to the current working directory), defaults to current working directory
• --version - human readable tag to identify the release, defaults to the current date and time or build number in CircleCI
• --auth - Heroku api token, defaults to process.env.HEROKU_API_TOKEN
• --silent - Disable all console output, except errors

heroku-release promote --pipeline my-pipeline-name --source my-staging-app-name --target my-prod-app-name

Options:

• --pipeline - the pipeline name or ID
• --source - the source app's name or ID
• --target - the target app's name or ID
• --auth - Heroku api token, defaults to process.env.HEROKU_API_TOKEN
• --silent - Disable all console output, except errors

License

MIT