React VR allows you to create compelling VR experiences. Heroku is the easiest way to deploy your web app. In this tutorial will walk you through pushing your React-VR website to Heroku.

• Aaron Stack Barnes www.aaronstackbarnes.com
• Evans Wang www.evanswang.com

1. clone the repo

2. yarn install to grab all the necessary dependencies.

3. Then run yarn start and open http://localhost:8081/vr/ in your browser. // this is to see initial build

1. Change the Pano img a. Add Pano image to static_assets folder b. Open index.vr.js c. In the render() change <Pano source={asset('ASB1.jpg')}/> to --> <Pano source={asset('Your_Pano_Img_File_here.jpg')}/>

2. Change the images on the computer screens a. Add images to static_assets folder b. Open index.vr.js c. in the constructor() resumePosition: change image: 'EvansWangResume.jpg' to --> image: 'your_resume_img.jpg'

3. Change the link on the computer screens a. Add images to static_assets folder b. Open index.vr.js c. in the constructor() gitHubPosition: change url: 'https://www.linkedin.com/in/evansjwang/' to --> url: 'https://www.yourcustomlink.com'

4. Change image locations and rotations a. Open index.vr.js b. in the constructor() resumeBlurbPostion: { width: 30, height: 7, translateX: -65, translateY: 92, translateZ: -55, rotateY: 40, }

1. run npm run bundle - this creates a new folder called build under the vr folder
2. create a new folder on desktop called production
3. copy index.html, static_assets, and all contents from the new build folder to your new desktop folder production
4. rename index.html to home.html
5. open home.html a. change line 9 from: <script src="./client.bundle?platform=vr"></script> to <script src="./client.bundle.js"></script> b. change line 15 from: '../index.bundle?platform=vr&dev=true', to './index.bundle.js',
6. cd into desktop/production // this will trick heroku to thinking this is a PHP app
7. touch composer.json
8. touch index.php
9. open index.php and add the following: <?php include_once("home.html"); ?>
10. open composer.json and add: {}
11. git add .
12. git commit -m "Almost there"
13. git push heroku master // assuming you have linked Heroku to this folder