Jumpup-heroku

Rake tasks to deploy any Rails application on Heroku using Jumpup.

Instalation

Add to your gem file.

gem 'jumpup-heroku'

Without groups on Gemfile, because of initializer.

Usage

Create the initializer on config/initializers/jumpup-heroku.rb

  # config/initializers/jumpup-heroku.rb
  Jumpup::Heroku.configure do |config|
    config.app = 'myapp'
  end if Rails.env.development?

If you use [Heroku Accounts](https://github.com/ddollar/heroku-accounts)

  # config/initializers/jumpup-heroku.rb
  Jumpup::Heroku.configure do |config|
    config.account(:name_of_account1) do |account1|
      account1.app = 'myapp1'
    end
    config.account(:name_of_account2) do |account2|
      account2.app = 'myapp2'
      account2.run_database_tasks = false # Default: true
    end
  end if Rails.env.development?

Have production and staging app? Do like this:

  Jumpup::Heroku.configure do |config|
    config.staging_app = 'myapp-staging'
    config.production_app = 'myapp'
  end if Rails.env.development?

If you need to disable remote database tasks (backup, migrate and seed):

  Jumpup::Heroku.configure do |config|
    config.app = 'myapp'
    config.run_database_tasks = false # Default: true
  end if Rails.env.development?

Add to the tasks on jumpup.rake the tasks to deploy on Heroku:

  # lib/tasks/jumpup.rake

  INTEGRATION_TASKS = %w(
    jumpup:heroku:start
    jumpup:start
    jumpup:bundle_install
    db:migrate
    spec
    jumpup:coverage_verify
    jumpup:finish
    jumpup:heroku:finish
  )

Deploy to production

Run rake jumpup:heroku:deploy:production or as an alias rake integrate:production

Versioning

Jumpup-heroku follow the Semantic Versioning.

Issues

If you have problems, please create a Github Issue.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for details.

Release

Follow this steps to release a new version of the gem.

Test if everything is running ok;
Change version of the gem on VERSION constant;
Add the release date on the CHANGELOG;
Do a commit "Bump version x.x.x", follow the semantic version;
Run $ rake release, this will send the gem to the rubygems;
Check if the gem is on the rubygems and the tags are correct on the github;

Credits

Jumpup-heroku is maintained and funded by HE:labs. Thank you to all the contributors.