Flynn: my PHP (Laravel) app was detected as Node.js
my root directory
artisan
composer.json
config
gulpfile.js
phpspec.yml
public
resources
storage
app
bootstrap
composer.lock
database
package.json
phpunit.xml
readme.md
server.php
tests
how can I undo all that and force Flynn to detect it as PHP?
hadifarnoud
All 3 comments
It's being detected as Node.JS because of package.json being present in the root.
You can either set the build pack explicitly with this command:
flynn env set BUILDPACK_URL "https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-php"
Or you could exclude package.json from the slug compilation stage by creating a .slugignore file in the root of your application that contains:
package.json
josephglanville
on 23 May 2016
@josephglanville Okay, but how to install & build npm dependies with composer dependies? My app have an frontend and backend in the same directory and php-buildpack can't works properly. One way to exit, it to fork php-buildpack repository and add these option himself?
roquie
on 2 Sep 2017
If I'll to create .buildpacksfile and add two buildpacks: node and php. It should be install Node dependencies and composer dependencies? Right?
roquie
on 2 Sep 2017
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It's being detected as Node.JS because of
package.jsonbeing present in the root.You can either set the build pack explicitly with this command:
flynn env set BUILDPACK_URL "https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-php"Or you could exclude package.json from the slug compilation stage by creating a
.slugignorefile in the root of your application that contains:package.json