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Pelican – A Python Static Site Generator

Pelican 4.12 released Pelican 4.11 released Pelican 4.10 released Pelican 4.9 released New Pelican Site, Docs Theme, and Discussions Pelican 4.8 released Pelican 4.7 released Pelican 4.6 released Migrating Plugins to New Organization Pelican 4.5 released Pelican Sprint — Fall 2019 Pelican 4.1 released Pelican 4.0 released Pelican 3.7 released Pelican 3.6 released Pelican 3.5 released Pelican 3.4 released I18N Subsites plugin released Pelican 3.3 released Pelican 3.2 released Pelican's Unified Codebase Pelican 3.1 released Pelican 3.0 released Pelican now has a blog of its own!
Using Pelican with Heroku
Kyle Fuller · 2013-07-25 · via Pelican – A Python Static Site Generator

Using Pelican with Heroku couldn't be easier. We have recently been working on a buildpack allowing you to publish your Pelican site directly to Heroku.

This allows you to host your Pelican site on the Heroku platform with very little effort. Simply create a Heroku application and push your repository to it.

You don't need to deal with generating the HTML with the Pelican command — the buildpack takes care of this. Just push a git repository with the pelicanconf.py file in the root directory.

To enable the Heroku buildpack for existing sites, run:

heroku buildpacks:set https://github.com/getpelican/heroku-buildpack-pelican

Alternatively, for those of you switching to Heroku, you can use the following command to create your Pelican site on Heroku.

heroku create myapp --buildpack https://github.com/getpelican/heroku-buildpack-pelican