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# Steps to Create and Deploy:
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## set up local
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### local postgres
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1. open your postgres app and start the db server
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1. in the postgres app, double click one of the existing databases to enter `psql`
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1. once inside `psql`, run `CREATE DATABASE springdemo;`
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### in your browser
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1. fork this repo
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### in your terminal
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1. clone your fork of this repo onto your local computer somewhere outside the class repo
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1. `cd` into the local repo
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1. Run `java --version`. Note, this may open a prompt you to install Java: click "More Info" and follow installation instructions. Once complete, rerun the previous command
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1. The first line that this command gives you is the version of Java and the date of its release (e.g. `java 15 2020-09-15` tells you it is Java version 15)
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1. Make sure the number next to `java.runtime.version` in the system.properties file in your repo matches your version of Java. If not, change that line of code. Then git add/commit/push
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Set up an environment variable so your local spring app will use your local postgres database:
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```
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export JDBC_DATABASE_URL=jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/springdemo
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```
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Now start spring:
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```
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./mvnw spring-boot:run
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```
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### in your browser
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go to http://localhost:8080/ to view local app (note this uses your local postgres database)
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## set up heroku
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### in your terminal
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1. run `heroku create` (take note of the app name for later)
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### in your browser
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1. go to heroku.com in your browser and sign in
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1. find this newly created heroku app in your list of available apps and click on it
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1. go to resources
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1. search for postgres and choose Heroku Postgres
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1. choose "Hobby Dev - Free"
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1. click provision
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### in your terminal
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1. run `git push heroku master`
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1. run `heroku open` to see app (note this uses your heroku postgres database, which will have different data than your local db)
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