My Go-To Development Commands Reference

jur erick — Tue, 06 May 2025 07:06:27 +0000

RedHat (CentOS)

List any process listening to the given port: lsof -i:5000
To kill a process by ID: kill 12345
Create a symbolic link: ln -s [target dir] [symlink name]
Find a symbolic link(s): find . -type l -ls
Create a recursive dir: mkdir -p foo/bar/blek
Remove user from a group: gpasswd --delete user group
Change file permission: chmod -R 755 my/files
Change ownership of file: chown owner_name file_name
Change the group ownership of file: chown :group1 file1.text
Check disk space: df -h --total
Generate ssh key: ssh-keygen
Verify that the swap space in disk is active: sudo free -h
Show disk usage including hidden files: du -sh .[!.]* *

Run script in the background. E.g:

yarn command: nohup yarn start &
python command: nohup python3 /path/to/app.py &
npm command: nohup npm run start:app &
nohup w/out generating the output file: nohup [some command] > /dev/null 2>&1&

Node

Run js file with environment variables: node --env-file .env build/src/index.js

Nginx

Restart nginx server: service nginx restart
Increase memory when running node: set NODE_OPTIONS=--max_old_space_size=4096

Git

Clear cache: git rm -r --cached .

Python

Install packages based on requirements: pip3 install -r /path/to/requirements.txt

Visual Studio Code

Search Files: Command + shift + F

Copy line down: Shift + alt + Down arrow
Copy line up: Shift + alt + Up arrow

Delete line: Ctrl + shift + K

Plugin: Prettier
Format document: Shift + alt + F

How To Deploy Open Web Components to Heroku

jur erick — Sat, 04 Jun 2022 06:30:47 +0000

Prerequisite

This post assume you got the prerequisite items below:

Your app is scaffolded using the Open Web Components generator. and...
You already have your open-wc application working in your local machine.
You are now ready to deploy your application to Heroku.
You like using Github.

Building

The goal right now is to generate the static files of your application. The complete steps in doing this can be found in open-wc website's rollup page.

For our convenience, listed below are items necessary for this basic deployment.

1. Install rollup packages.

npm i -D rollup @open-wc/building-rollup rimraf deepmerge es-dev-server

2. Create a `rollup.config.js` file in the root folder of your app.

import merge from 'deepmerge';
import { createSpaConfig } from '@open-wc/building-rollup';

const baseConfig = createSpaConfig({
  developmentMode: process.env.ROLLUP_WATCH === 'true',
  injectServiceWorker: false,
});

export default merge(baseConfig, {
  input: './index.html'
});

3. Add the following NPM scripts to your `package.json`

{
  "scripts": {
    "build": "rimraf dist && rollup -c rollup.config.js",
    "start:build": "npm run build && es-dev-server --root-dir dist --app-index index.html --compatibility none --open"
  }
}

4. Run `npm run build` command.

This will generate a dist folder that will contain the optimized static files of our project.

5. Breath, sip your coffee. Succeeding steps below are easy too!

Github

Oh you like Github huh! Luckily, Heroku has the deployment method that connects your Github repository and allow you to manually (or automatically) deploy your application. We'll see that in a bit.

From this point, we will focus on the dist folder alone and it's contents. We aim to deploy this in Heroku.

1. http-server

cd to your dist folder and let's install the http-server package.

npm install http-server

2. package.json

Make sure there are scripts section in your package.json file of the dist folder. The package.json content should be similar to this:

3. `git push`

push to your Github. Still in your dist folder, run the commands below.

git init
git remote add origin https://github.com/[yourname]/[yourrepository.git]
git branch -M master
git push -u origin master

After this successful pushed to Github, let's go now to Heroku.

Deploy

In your Heroku application page, go to the Deploy page. Down below is the Deployment method section.

- Choose Github.

- Search your repo name..

- and Connect!

Once connected, click deploy button in Manual deploy section below the page.

After the Heroku's build process, You should now be able to visit your application via Heroku's generated url.

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