Deploying Shiny Apps to Heroku with Docker From the Command Line

• heroku-buildpack-r

  2 304 0.0 R

  Heroku buildpack for R - Makes deploying R on Heroku easy

Because R is not one of the officially supported languages for Heroku, Buildpacks for R are all community maintained and might lag (e.g. this one has R 3.4.3). This R Buildpack GitHub repository is quite recent and supports packrat or renv based workflows for Shiny and Plumber.

• heroku-docker-r

  1 33 0.0 R

  Heroku R Docker Image - Makes deploying R on Heroku easy

If any of your R packages dependend on system libraries which aren't > included by > Heroku, such as > libgmp, libgomp, libgdal, libgeos and libgsl, you should use > the Heroku container > stack > together with > heroku-docker-r > instead. – Maintainers of > heroku-buildpack-r

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• install-git

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You will need git to be installed locally to be able to make changes to the git repository we are going to create.

• heroku-buildpack-nodejs

  26 1,291 8.8 Shell

  Heroku's buildpack for Node.js applications.

  

An application (app) is the combination of its source code and the dependency description that determines how to build and run the application. The build mechanism is typically language-specific and is based on so-called Buildpacks.

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