How to deploy a static website on heroku

To deploy your static website on Heroku, you'll need to create a simple back-end server using a language supported by Heroku, such as Node.js. Here's a step-by-step guide to deploying your project on Heroku:

4. Replace "your-project-name" with the actual name of your project.

5. In your project folder, create a new file called server.js with the following content:

6. Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to your project folder.

7. Run npm install to install the required dependencies (Express.js in this case).

8. Log in to Heroku CLI by running the command heroku login. Follow the prompts to enter your Heroku account credentials.

9. Initialize a new Git repository in your project folder (if you haven't already) by running the following commands:

10. Create a new Heroku app by running the command heroku create your-app-name, replacing "your-app-name" with the desired name for your app. If the chosen name is available, Heroku will create the app and add a new remote repository called "heroku" to your Git configuration.

11. Deploy your app to Heroku by running the command git push heroku master.

12. Open your deployed app in a web browser by running the command heroku open.

That's it! Your static website is now deployed on Heroku.

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