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The Heroku CLI is a command-line interface for managing Heroku applications and services. Built with Node.js and oclif, it provides an extensible architecture for interacting with the Heroku platform.

For more about Heroku see https://www.heroku.com/home

To get started see https://devcenter.heroku.com/start

Key features of the CLI include:

• App management - Deploy, scale, and monitor your applications
• Heroku Postgres database management - Backup, restore, and manage Heroku Postgres databases
• Heroku CI/CD pipelines - Run automated tests and manage review apps for streamlined deployment workflows
• Add-ons marketplace - Provision and manage tools and services to extend your application
• SSL certificates and domains - Configure custom domains and automatically manage SSL/TLS certificates
• Team collaboration - Manage organization and team access with granular permissions
• Private Spaces - Deploy applications in network-isolated environments with VPN support
• Logs and monitoring - Stream application logs and forward them to external services
• Plugin ecosystem - Extend functionality with community and custom plugins

For more on developing plugins, read Developing CLI Plugins

For problems directly related to the CLI, add an issue on GitHub.

For other issues, submit a support ticket.

Contributors

• heroku access - manage user access to apps
• heroku accounts - list the Heroku accounts in your cache
• heroku addons - tools and services for developing, extending, and operating your app
• heroku apps - manage apps on Heroku
• heroku auth - manage authentication for your Heroku account
• heroku authorizations - OAuth authorizations
• heroku autocomplete - display autocomplete installation instructions
• heroku buildpacks - scripts used to compile apps
• heroku certs - SSL certificates
• heroku ci - test runner for Heroku Pipelines
• heroku clients - OAuth clients on the platform
• heroku config - environment variables of apps
• heroku container - deploy your Docker-based app to Heroku
• heroku data - list maintenances for an app's data addons
• heroku domains - custom domains for apps
• heroku drains - forward logs to syslog or HTTPS
• heroku features - add/remove app features
• heroku git - set git remote and clone Heroku repository
• heroku help - Display help for heroku.
• heroku keys - add/remove account ssh keys
• heroku labs - add/remove experimental features
• heroku local - run Heroku app locally
• heroku logs - display recent log output
• heroku maintenance - enable/disable access to app
• heroku mcp - starts the Heroku platform MCP server in stdio mode
• heroku members - manage organization members
• heroku notifications - display notifications
• heroku orgs - manage organizations
• heroku pg - manage postgresql databases
• heroku pipelines - manage pipelines
• heroku plugins - List installed plugins.
• heroku ps - manage app dynos
• heroku redis - manage heroku redis instances
• heroku regions - list available regions for deployment
• heroku releases - display the releases for an app
• heroku repl - enter an interactive REPL session to run Heroku CLI commands
• heroku reviewapps - manage reviewapps in pipelines
• heroku run - run a one-off process inside a Heroku dyno
• heroku search - Search for a command.
• heroku sessions - OAuth sessions
• heroku spaces - list available spaces
• heroku status - display current status of the Heroku platform
• heroku teams - manage teams
• heroku telemetry - list telemetry drains
• heroku update - update the Heroku CLI
• heroku usage - list usage for metered add-ons attached to an app or apps within a team
• heroku version - display changelog information for a specific CLI version
• heroku webhooks - list webhooks on an app

After cloning the repo

1. Run npm install to install dependencies
2. Run npm run build to build the CLI. This will need to be re-run any time you make changes and want to test them locally.

To execute Heroku CLI commands locally, use ./bin/run <command>. For example, to run the heroku apps command with your local code, run ./bin/run apps from the root directory.

Run all tests with npm test.

Using WebStorm (from JetBrains / IntelliJ), you can run/debug an individual test case.

• Create a new run/debug configuration
• Select the 'Mocha' type

Please review our Contributing guidelines as well as our PR template.