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A test heroku app to deploy your own lavalink server

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LavalinkOnHeroku

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Easily deploy a lavalink server on heroku. This is a very elementary and barebones approach, but reliable nonetheless. This branch will automatically download the Lavalink.jar, but it may not be latest.

Current Lavalink release: v3.3.2.1

DEPRECATION NOTICE

I've officially stopped providing any updates to this as it was just made for fun. You're free to fork, make modification and run it on your own heroku client but tbh, why do you wanna do so? Make an account on DigitalOcean using my link to get free $100 credit to use.

Using Github Deploy:

  1. Create a fork of this repo
  2. Navigate to your heroku project @dashboard.heroku.com
  3. Navigate to your project "Settings", click "Reaveal Config Vars", and set a new var called PASS to what you want your lavalink password to be.
  4. Navigate to the "Deploy" tab
  5. Find/Click the "Connect to GitHub" section and login if needed
  6. For the repo name, type "heroku-lavalink" and Click "Search"
  7. Click "Connect"
  8. Scroll down and find "Manual Deploy", then switch the branch to auto and "Deploy Branch".

Heroku CLI:

  1. Download files (Clone or download->Download ZIP).
  2. Extract files into an empty directory.
  3. Follow https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/git. If heroku is unable to automatically configure buildpacks, go to your projects settings on the heroku website and add java and nodejs.
  4. Go to your project settings->config vars on heroku and set a new var called PASS to what you want your lavalink password to be.

Easy Heroku Deploy Button

Deploy

Notes:

  1. After changing PASS you must redeploy or click the More menu and restart all dynos.
  2. If heroku is unable to automatically configure buildpacks, go to your projects settings on the heroku website and add java and nodejs.

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