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nathggns / node-compass

Compass middleware for node.js.
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Compass on Heroku #23

Closed sampsakuronen closed 10 years ago

sampsakuronen commented 10 years ago

Hello,

I saw your question on Stack overflow while trying to deploy Compass in Heroku.

This is their reply: You would need to use the heroku multi buildpack in order to have both the Ruby buildpack and the Node buildpack: https://github.com/ddollar/heroku-buildpack-multi Once you get that installed, you should be good to go.

nathggns commented 10 years ago

Yes. I saw that, but I haven't quite had time to get it working properly. If I do, I'll considering adding docs for how to get started with node-compass and Heroku.

sampsakuronen commented 10 years ago

I'm currently trying to get Compass working on Heroku. I will update you when I make a breakthrough.

On 12Aug, 2013, at 13:22 , Nathaniel Higgins notifications@github.com wrote:

Yes. I saw that, but I haven't quite had time to get it working properly. If I do, I'll considering adding docs for how to get started with node-compass and Heroku.

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sampsakuronen commented 10 years ago

I decided to go without node-compass on our project. It was easier on Heroku to just install the gem via buildpack-multi and use Procfile to compile / watch.

nathggns commented 10 years ago

I'm sorry to hear that. I'll keep this issue open so you'll be notified if I do manage to get it working.

On 12 Aug 2013, at 13:07, Sampsa Kuronen notifications@github.com wrote:

I decided to go without node-compass on our project. It was easier on Heroku to just install the gem via buildpack-multi and use Procfile to compile / watch.

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nathggns commented 10 years ago

I'm going to close this as it's quite simple to get this working using various heroku buildpacks. Maybe I'll do a blog post on it someday...