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About this lesson
How to install the Heroku Toolbelt, which will allow us to push our code to Heroku later on for web hosting.
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Heroku Toolbelt
In this video we'll install the Heroku Toolbelt which will allow us to push our code to Heroku later on for web hosting.
When to Use
You should install the Heroku Toolbelt just one time.
Instructions
To install the Heroku Toolbelt, go to this website:
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-cli
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- 00:04 We're almost done downloading and installing the minor tools we need.
- 00:08 We still obviously have to download and install Ruby on Rails.
- 00:11 But we need one more thing before that, the Heroku Toolbelt.
- 00:14 So go to Google, type in heroku toolbelt,
- 00:17 and the first thing here is an ad, we don't want that.
- 00:21 Head down to, let's see this link here, it's
- 00:25 devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-cli and click that.
- 00:32 And we see this Heruku CLI, CLI stands for
- 00:35 Command Line Interface, and our terminal is a command line.
- 00:41 So to download and install this thing, just find your thing,
- 00:44 and I'm on a Windows computer, I'm 64-bit, you probably are too.
- 00:48 If you have a Mac or a Linux, you could see the versions here.
- 00:52 And we want the 64-bit installer.
- 00:54 And same thing, save this to your desktop or wherever, doesn't really matter.
- 00:58 So when it finishes downloading, go ahead and click it, same deal.
- 01:03 And we want to make sure all of these things are checked, especially this path.
- 01:07 And path on a Windows computer means you can run this from anywhere if it's added
- 01:12 to your path, otherwise, you have to just run it in the Heroku directory.
- 01:16 But if you add it to path, you can run it from anywhere in your computer, so
- 01:19 make sure that's checked.
- 01:20 It is by default, but just give it a quick glance to make sure, and
- 01:23 go ahead and click Next.
- 01:25 You can install this anywhere but we'll go ahead and pick the default.
- 01:28 Notice it's 106 megabytes, click Install.
- 01:32 And this takes a couple of minutes, so I'm going to go ahead and
- 01:34 pause the video while this finishes doing its thing.
- 01:37 And we'll pick it back up as soon as it finishes.
- 01:40 Okay, so we're getting this completed message, nothing else really happens.
- 01:44 So you can just go ahead and click the Close button here to close this out.
- 01:48 And that's it.
- 01:49 So we are done downloading things that we need in order to install Ruby on Rails.
- 01:53 We stopped to download actual Ruby on Rails.
- 01:56 We'll get to that in a couple of videos.
- 01:57 There's one more thing we have to do before that, though.
- 02:00 We have to generate an SSH key, and an SSH key is a security feature.
- 02:04 So we'll go ahead and do that in the next video.
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