Heroku Create App

- heroku login
- heroku container:login || docker login --username=_ --password=$(heroku auth:token) registry.heroku.com
- heroku create

- docker build -t registry.heroku.com/mysterious-forest-66057/web:latest .

- heroku container:push web --app <heroku_app_name>
  * heroku container:push web --app mysterious-forest-66057
or
- docker tag <image> registry.heroku.com/<app>/<process-type>
- docker push registry.heroku.com/<app>/<process-type>

Push any changes to your App

 - make local code changes to your app then run the below   
 - heroku login
 - heroku container:login || docker login --username=_ --password=$(heroku auth:token) registry.heroku.com
 - heroku container:push web --app mysterious-forest-66057

If you lost connection to your app just run the below command

- heroku open -a mysterious-forest-66057

Docker commands

Pull images

- docker pull alejandroAPI
- docekr pull registry.heroku.com/mysterious-forest-66057/web
- docker pull selenium/hub
- docker pull selenium/node-chrome

Run container (with suggested ports)

- run api on port 3001
    $ docker run -p 3001:8080 registry.heroku.com/guarded-scrubland-78590/web
- run grid (ports 4444 and 5555 as per docker-compose.yml)
    $ app/features/docker-compose up -d
- Run app pointing to localAPI -> USE IP from ifconfig or ipconfig (but you must be on a LAN or internet) - look a creating a dev env 
    $ APP_ENV=local npm start
or
- Build docker image for the web app and link to API

Help commands

- abstract your local IP to use something like <alejandro> so that your code and test can use this
    * created updatehost.sh to update the osx hosts file
    *  run with `sudo sh updatehost.sh` 

Running Local as a test environment

- spin up selenium grid and API using docker compose 
    `$ cd app/features/
   
   # below shell script only updates in linux/osx, also if you change network connection
     your IP will change so clean up you hosts file manually
     
     $ sudo sh support/updatehost.sh
     $ docker-compose up -d
     $ cd ..
     $ npm run local
- after running your environment locally then you can run the cucumber test (use node 6.11.1)
    $ cd app
    $ npm run test