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- Server: Node.js (ExpressJS)
- Scraper: Node.js (PhantomJS)
- Persistent Storage: Redis (or local filesystem only for development)
npm run feed
Normal mode:
npm start
Debug mode:
npm run debug
npm test
Procfile is available for deploying on Heroku. Heroku's Redis add-on is required before running the application. To install the add-on run the following command:
heroku addons:create heroku-redis:hobby-dev
Deploy:
npm run deploy
There is a scheduled job implemented to feed the information about the latest hotels availability. Heroku's clock process model is used to run this job periodically. In Procfile, there is a following line:
clock: node scraper/clock.js
where the clock.js is responsible for running periodical feed job. To configure this clock process use the following command:
heroku ps:scale clock=1
Heroku by default sets the application name randomly which is sometimes hard to remember. heroku apps:rename command allows us to rename the app with custom name from the CLI. For example, to rename the app named itshotels:
heroku apps:rename itshotels
To make a Heroku app accessible via non-Heroku domains (for example, itshotels.info) you must add custom domain(s) to your application as described below.
General steps:
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Own the custom domain name.
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Add the custom domain to your app with the
heroku domains:addcommand.heroku domains:add itshotels.info -
Look up the Heroku-supplied DNS Target for the custom domain using the
heroku domainscommand. -
Configure your app’s DNS provider to point to the Heroku-supplied DNS Target.
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Test that your app is accessible via the custom domain.
See Custom Domain Names for Apps | Heroku Dev Center for more details.