>>> mkdir stack_camp/
>>> cd stack_camp/
# if the two lines below gives you error, use sudo
>>> pip install virtualenv
>>> pip install cookiecutter

# Now grab the flask restful boilerplate and set it up
>>> cookiecutter https://github.com/karec/cookiecutter-flask-restful.git
project_name [restful_api]: restful_api
app_name [myapi]: myapi
Select use_celery:
1 - no
2 - yes
Choose from 1, 2 (1, 2) [1]: 2

>>> cd restful_api
# always use a virtualenv, so you don't hate yourself later with conflicting global packages. seriously :)
>>> virtualenv venv #make sure you are using python3
>>> source venv/bin/activate
>>> pip install -r requirements.txt

# Heroku setup
# Copy this line below and put it into a Procfile restful_api/ folder (root of your project)
web: gunicorn restful_api.wsgi:app

# Now, add this line to the bottom of your requirements.txt:
gunicorn

>>> heroku create

# Git setup
# At this point, go create a repo on your github.com account, and grab the repo URL.
>>> git init
>>> git add .
>>> git commit -m "initial commit"
>>> git remote add origin <github url>
>>> git push origin master
>>> git push heroku master
# Now your project is deployed to both github AND Heroku!
# See https://github.com/karec/cookiecutter-flask-restful for further details on how to login
# to your API and call the initial REST API endpoint that they have already set up for you.

# Project walkthrough
# [Add info on how the project is structured]

# On Heroku
# Go to your new app, and click on "Deploy". Click on github, and type in your repo to connect it.
# Click on Enable Automatic Deploys.
# Now, whenever you push to your master branch, it will trigger Heroku to automatically build your
# app and deploy it!

# Go to configure add-ons. Add the following add-ons:
# New Relic APM
# Redis To Go
# Heroku Scheduler
# Adminium
# Coralogix ($5/mo - not necessary until app is in production)
# Scout APM