This project is designed to be easily deployed on heroku. It contains the following configuration:

• Procfile with a web process.
• Database configuration Defaults to use Postgres using heroku-postgres DATABASE_URL environment variable.
• Configured to trust the Heroku Load balancers.

1. Database, app key, .env

Clone this repository and run the following commands:

cp .env.example .env
composer install
php artisan key:generate
touch database/database.sqlite
php artisan migrate

2. Run

php artisan serve

1. Create a Heroku App with postgres addon

Set your own app name on line 1 below

app_name=one-eighty-test
heroku apps:create $app_name
heroku addons:create heroku-postgresql:hobby-dev --app $app_name

2. Add Heroku remote

heroku git:remote --app $app_name

3. Set Config Parameters

To operate correctly you need to set APP_KEY, APP_LOG the following prams:

heroku config:set APP_KEY=$(php artisan --no-ansi key:generate --show)
heroku config:set APP_LOG=errorlog

Additionally, to keep the app in development mode and throwing errors set the following:

heroku config:set APP_ENV=development APP_DEBUG=true APP_LOG_LEVEL=debug

4. Deploy to Heroku

 git push heroku master

Trust the load balancer

This project is setup to trust the heroku load balancers. This will help with routing and url generation. For more information see here.

Running a worker process

This Stack Overflow Answer shows a simple addition to the Procfile can run your worker in another process.

Using --daemon is not necessary in Laravel 5.4 and setting up your queues on redis (or using the DB) is not covered here.

queue: php artisan queue:work redis --sleep=3 --tries=3

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