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# Deploying to Beamup | |
## Prerequisites | |
In order to deploy you will need: | |
- [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/en/download/) installed on your system | |
- a GitHub account | |
- your SSH key added to your GitHub account | |
## Install the Client | |
- `npm install beamup-cli -g` | |
## Usage | |
- go to the project directory that you want to deploy | |
- use the `beamup` command | |
The `beamup` command is a universal command, it will handle both initial setup and deploying projects. | |
## One Time Setup | |
When you run `beamup` for the first time, it will: | |
- ask you for a host, use `a.baby-beamup.club` | |
- ask you for your GitHub username | |
Once you've added this information, it will save it and not ask you again. If you ever want to change these settings, use `beamup config`. | |
### Good to Know | |
- you can use `git push beamup master` to update your projects as well | |
- your project must support using the `PORT` process environment variable (if available) as the http server port | |
- your project repo must suppport one of the Heroku buildpacks or must have a `Dockerfile`; with Nodejs, simply having a `package.json` in the repo should be sufficient | |
- it's based on [Dokku](http://dokku.viewdocs.io/dokku/), so whatever you can deploy there you can also deploy on Beamup (it's using the same build system); however, some features are not supported such as custom NGINX config | |
- currently only projects using Dokku 'Herokuish' buildpack are supported; an ugly workaround to deploy a project built with Dokku 'Dockerfile' buildpack is to include 'docker' in the project name | |
- the Node.js dependency can be avoided by downloading a prebuilt version of `beamup-cli` from the [releases page](https://github.com/Stremio/stremio-beamup-cli/releases/) | |
- Beamup supports any programming language, the use of Node.js is not a requirement to build the addon | |