PHP code example of mcgo / heroku-web-api

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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mcgo / heroku-web-api example snippets

   'providers' => [   
     // ...   
     // Heroku Scaling
     McGo\HerokuWebAPI\HerokuWebAPIServiceProvider::class,
     // ...
  ],
 

  'aliases' => [
    // ...
    'Heroku'   => McGo\HerokuWebAPI\Facade\Heroku::class,
    // ...
 

try {
  // Instantiate a new HerokuWebAPI object
  $heroku = new HerokuWebAPI();

  // Get the current dyno size of web dynos
  $web_size = $heroku->getDynoSize('web');

  // Get the current siez of worker dynos
  $worker_size = $heroku->getDynoSize('worker');

  // Scale worker to 100
  $heroku->scaleDyno('worker', 100);
  
  // Control another app with the same key. The $heroku methods setApp, setKey and scaleDyno support method chaining, so you could do something like this.
  $heroku->setApp('my-other-app')->scaleDyno('web', 1)->scaleDyno('worker', 0);
  
  // Please note, that if you use credentials only by settings them with the methods, it is important to do it directly
  // after newing up the Object. Otherwise it would result in a HerokuCredentialsNotSetException. This is no correct
  // usage and will only work if environment variables are set.
  $wrongusage = new HerokuWebAPI();
  $wrongusage->scaleDyno('web', 0)->setApp('my-app');

} catch (HerokuCredentialsNotSetException $e) {
  // The credentials are not set. Either do so by using the environment
  // variables HEROKU_KEY and HEROKU_APP or storing them by using the
  // appropriate methods setApp() and setKey();
  
} catch (HerokuRequestFailedException $e) {
  // The request to Heroku was not completed with a 200 status.
    
}