Lavalink on Heroku, in a nutshell
- Click the button "Deploy to Heroku" above to install
- Create an application on Heroku
- Add Java to buildpacks
- Fork this repo and deploy it to Heroku
- To run this 24/7, you need to make an account on UptimeRobot service, and make HTTP request to your app every 5 minutes. For example, if your app is named
test-lavalink
then make HTTP request tohttp://test-lavalink.herokuapp.com
- Do not forget to edit config file (application.yml)
- Do not forget to set your password (
PASSWORD
environment variable)
- Uses latest release of Lavalink on (re)start
- Free to use
- Easy setup in 3 clicks
- Lavalink's port will be always 80, DO NOT edit port in application.yml!
- Password is in
PASSWORD
environment variable, if variable does not exist, it isyoushallnotpass
- Wavelink | Repo Link
async def initiate_nodes(self):
nodes = {"MAIN":
{
"host": "test-lavalink.herokuapp.com",
"port": 80,
"rest_url": "http://test-lavalink.herokuapp.com",
"password": "youshallnotpass",
"identifier": "MAIN",
"region": "europe"
}
}
for n in nodes.values():
# ...
- Lavalink.py | Repo Link
async def initiate_nodes(self):
self.bot.lavalink = lavalink.Client(
self.bot.user.id
)
self.bot.lavalink.add_node(
"test-lavalink.herokuapp.com",
80,
"youshallnotpass",
"eu",
"default-node"
) # Host, Port, Password, Region, Name
# ...
- You can set custom Java flags in
ADDITIONAL_JAVA_OPTIONS
variable. They override default config. Do not do this if you don't know what you're doing - You can opt out of using developer Lavalink version. To set this, you need to create
USE_DEV_LAVALINK
variable containingn
,no
or0
value