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Before you continue, notice that this nadeko uses Microsoft SQL Server and you need to have your own SQL Server since heroku doesn't provide any. Why it uses MSSQL instead of the built-in SQLite? The answer is because of heroku's ephemeral filesystem.

Clone the repository

git clone -b master --recursive --depth 1 --progress https://github.com/ScarletKuro/NadekoBot.git

NB! Before you proceed, remove the .git folder from NadekoBot folded after u clone the repository.

• If you don't have any SQL Server, you can temporary use gearhost. Remember that it has limited data-size.
• Open the Microsoft SQL Server Managment Studio.
• Connect to your SqlServer databse.
• Create a new database, for example db_Nadekobot.
• Execute the SqlServer.sql script that locates in scheme folder.

• Edit the nadeko_run.sh file in script folder. Change the variables below
  clientid=""
botid=""
token=""
ownerid=""
googleapi=""
lolapikey=""
mashapekey=""
osu=""
scid=""
connection="Data Source=;Initial Catalog=;User ID=;Password=" NB! If you are using a domain name to connect to database take a note that some domain names may require a www prefix and some doesn't to connect to the database. For example my college SQL Server needs a www before the domain name and the gearhost's doesn't.
• Move the nadeko_run.sh and Procfile to the root folder.
  

• Log in your heroku account
• Create a new app
• Add the buildpacks
  https://github.com/ScarletKuro/nadeko-dotnetcore-buildpack
https://[email protected]/ingmferrer/opus-buildpack.git
https://github.com/challengee/heroku-buildpack-libsodium.git
https://github.com/ScarletKuro/heroku-buildpack-ffmpeg-static
• Deploy now the Nadeko using DropBox, Heroku CLI or Github
• Turn the Dyno on after the build is complete
• Enjoy!