CodingForProduct / tap_rewards

Coding-for-Product Mentorship Project - Demo Transit System Reward App
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Heroku Required changes: (1)Package.JSON (2)Profile (3)README.me (4)… #66

Closed LfifteenA closed 7 years ago

LfifteenA commented 7 years ago

…server.js file (5)Images removed

(1) Package.JSON file updated - changed scripts from “dev: nodemon app.js" to "start" : "node server.js" for Heroic deployment (2) Profile file created - Heroku required to communicate (to Heroku) how to start the server (via web) and what language to run on it (node server.js) (3) README.me file updated - To ensure alignment with “Description” updates in the Package.JSON file (see #1) (4) server.js file created - Heroku required to communicate (to Heroku) how to run the app (use express, declares ports, sets up routes and file paths for static code, etc) (5) Images removed - Deleted unnecessary icon images from folder

LfifteenA commented 7 years ago

@tinuola @carolinambravo @Cindywangtelanoff I am going to merge this request just so I can deploy Heroku on my next commit / push. Feel free to review / suggest changes even if the pull request is closed. And feel free to revert this merge later (or whatever you need to do) if it causes a coding conflict down the line.

wykhuh commented 7 years ago

@LfifteenA What is the "Heroku Update" folder for? You should be editing the existing files, not creating copies.

LfifteenA commented 7 years ago

I successfully cloned an edited my files on my computer but no matter what I try they could not push or merge them into the GitHub. I wasted over an hour trying to do it and was running out of time so I got creative.

I think changing my username and password for Git Hub may have messed up my Git configurations.

I plan to ask you on tomorrow (so you can see my screen) if it is just an user error or a combination of user and configuration error.

Also, I changed the name of the folder because I didn't want to confuse this offline upload with the clones I am making to my "remote Git repo." GitHub seems to still recognize the changes so hopefully this is an acceptable work-around?