Setting up a Heroku Developer Account for Push Access - VerifiableRobotics/LTLMoPWeb3D GitHub Wiki

This page explains where to go to set up your Heroku Developer Account to be able to push to the LTLMoPWeb3D Heroku server.

Step 1: Get a Heroku Developer Account

Go to Heroku's website and click sign up.

Step 2: Become a collaborator on the LTLMoPWeb3D Heroku app

Have the current owner of the LTLMoPWeb3D Heroku app add you as a collaborator.

Step 3: Set up Heroku's Command Line Interface (CLI)

Download the Heroku toolbelt.
Once complete, open up a terminal and type heroku login. Fill in your Heroku email and password for your developer account following the inline instructions.

Step 4: Add the Heroku LTLMoPWeb3D repository as a git remote

In a terminal, change directories to the directory which contains your local LTLMoPWeb3D clone. From there, type heroku git:remote -a ltlmop to create a git remote called heroku.
Note: If this is a fork of the server, please use the name of your Heroku app instead of ltlmop.

Step 5: Push to Heroku!

When you're ready to push code to Heroku from your local clone, open up a terminal in it's directory and simply type git push heroku master and watch the deployment script run.

Still need help?
Check out [this article](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/git) for more information about setting up Heroku and git.
Or [this article](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/logging) for seeing the server logs for the Heroku server (`heroku logs`).
Or [this wiki page](https://github.com/agilgur5/LTLMoPWeb3D/wiki/Deploying-to-Heroku) if you're actually seeking to do an initial deployment to a new Heroku server.