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I have a node application that serves up my angular application from root directory from wwwroot directory. My executable to start this app is in bin/www.js. My Procfile is web: node bin/www.js

I cannot get it to serve the application on Heroku. Any ideas on why this is happening. It has something to due with structure but I cannot figure out why this is an issue. My build pack is nodejs.

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Envisability
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What happens if you change the Procfile to web: node ./bin/www.js ?

Also can you display Heroku's build log from when you attempt to deploy?

Walter Mattingly
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  • let me do now. I didn't even think of relative paths. – Envisability Sep 11 '16 at 19:23
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  • I did provide everything asked by the answer provided above. I could not include logs in a comment so I used pastebin – Envisability Sep 11 '16 at 21:36
  • Another approach might be to use your package.json in lieu of the Procfile like so: { "name": "heroku-node", "description": "your heroku app", "main": "./bin/www.js", "scripts": { "start": "node ./bin/www.js" }, "dependencies": { ...(your dependencies here) } } – Walter Mattingly Sep 11 '16 at 21:53