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🎛 pyTele-Loader & Updater

A Simple .sh & .py Script with python web to make your Repo Deployable to Heroku.com, Koyeb, Render, Scalingo, etc.. & Auto Update and Fetch your Repo Updates / Commits on Restart with your Repository URL.

Warning

This Repo Only tends to Make Deployment as easy as Possible, it doesn't make Banned Repo Unban or vice versa.

Heroku One-Click Deploy

Deploy

Koyeb One-Click Deploy

Deploy to Koyeb

Render One-Click Deploy

Deploy to Render

Scalingo One-Click Deploy

Caution

Broken, python3 not found !

Deploy on Scalingo

Note

More Services will be Added soon. If want to suggest supporting sites, open a Issue to Support that Site !

📑 Heroku CLI Guide (Optional)

Learn moreClick Here to Expand

Step 1 : Git clone this Repo and change directory

Make sure git is Installed in your system or quick run apt-get install git curl -y

git clone https://github.com/SilentDemonSD/pyTele-Loader && cd pyTele-Loader

Step 2 : Now Install Heroku in your Sytem or checkout Official Heroku Deploy Docs, or Download via apt-get or npm

For Android : Use termux for CLI usage

curl https://cli-assets.heroku.com/install.sh | sh

Step 3 : Login into Heroku and Log In CLI via Browser

heroku login

Step 4 : Create Heroku App and specify region with App Name

heroku create --region us APP_NAME

Notes:

  • --region eu for Europe Server and --region us for United States Server.
  • APP_NAME should be replaced with your unique app name (Optional). If not given it generates a random name.
  • --stack container for setting stack to container for Dockerfile.
  • --buildpack heroku/python for using build slug for repo deploy and build.
  • --team TEAM_NAME for creating App in Teams

Step 5 : Set Local git remote for Heroku.

heroku git:remote -a APP_NAME

Step 6 : Setup Config Variables for the script to run.

heroku config:set REPO_URL=https://github.com/user/repo REPO_BRANCH=main START_CMD="python -m bot"

Step 7 : Now push to Heroku via git forcefully to build.

git push heroku main -f

All Heroku CLI Commands : Click Here

Config SetUp

  • REPO_URL - Deploy Repository URL, add Private Token if Repo is Private
  • REPO_BRANCH - Repo Branch, you want to deploy with your REPO_URL.
  • START_CMD - Trigger Command for your Bot to Run.

    Examples : python -m bot ( -m is for inside Dir startup) or python main.py or bash start.sh

  • BASE_URL - Default Web service, Add Base URL to ping server every 10mins
  • PORT (Optional) - Not necessarily needed until you specify a different port.

Important Notes:

  • Repo made for Non-Docker Repos but can be customized for Docker Repos (Read Ahead)

Heroku Guide :

  • If your Repo Uses additional Docker packages or Images, Add Dockerfile in root directory and also add heroku.yml file with content as: 
    build:
  docker:
    web: Dockerfile
run:
  web: chmod +x hk_deploy.sh && ./hk_deploy.sh
    • Also Run a extra Command before Deploy or set stack at app creation. 
      heroku stack:set container -a APP_NAME
      Available Stacks : container (Dockerfile), heroku-22 (Default), heroku-20 (python-3.8.16 Version Usage) and More
  • Default process type is web, If you use other types like worker.
    • Replace web with worker from heroku.yml and Procfile files.
    build:
  docker:
--    web: Dockerfile
++    worker: Dockerfile
run:
--  web: chmod +x hk_deploy.sh && ./hk_deploy.sh
++  worker: chmod +x hk_deploy.sh && ./hk_deploy.sh

References

  • Concept & Made by SilentDemonSD
  • Helped via git docs & AI