How to deploy my python to heroku server by iPad

Deploying a Python application to Heroku requires a few steps, but it can be done using an iPad. Here’s a general outline of the process:

1. Install the Heroku CLI app on your iPad: You can download the Heroku CLI from the App Store on your iPad.
2. Create a Heroku account: If you don’t already have one, you’ll need to create a Heroku account to deploy your Python application.
3. Create a new Heroku app: You can create a new Heroku app using the Heroku CLI by running the command “heroku create” in your terminal or command prompt.
4. Set up a Git repository for your Python application: You’ll need to initialize a Git repository for your Python application and commit your code to the repository.
5. Create a “requirements.txt” file: This file lists all of the Python packages that your application depends on. Heroku uses this file to install the required packages when deploying your application.
6. Create a “Procfile”: The Procfile tells Heroku how to run your Python application. You’ll need to create a new file called “Procfile” in the root directory of your Git repository and specify the command to start your Python application.
7. Deploy your Python application: Once you’ve completed the previous steps, you can deploy your Python application to Heroku using the “git push heroku master” command in your terminal or command prompt.

These steps can be performed on an iPad using a terminal app or command prompt app, such as Termius or iSH. You may also want to use a code editor app, such as Pythonista or Textastic, to edit and manage your Python code on your iPad.