Isossex/isogenital, abssex/absex/absgenital or metagenital/metasex: not being cissex/cisgenital nor transsex/transgenital; conceptualizing your sex as neither trans or cis.
Also named isosexed, isossexed, isosexual(ity) [specious], isosexus, isosexuous/isosexous, isossexo, isosexe, isogonadal, metagonadal, absgonadal, isogenic, isogenetic [hyponyms].
Iso- comes from isomers, suggested/coined/signified/created by anon via @bigendering describing those who are uncomfortable with calling themselves trans but aren’t cis either.
It’s interpreted as “neither” as opposed to utrinque “both”. However, iso etymologically means “equal”.
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Step 1:
Download engine from http://github.com/coolbloke1324/ige_prototype
Step 2:
Copy the "engine" and "server" folders from the main folder to the
"blank_game_multiplayer" folder. This is our project folder. (This step is optional but makes things a lot easier to explain)
Step 3:
Open up the console and navigate to the project folder.
cd blank_game_multiplayer
Step 4:
Run the "npm init" command and follow the instruction.
npm init
Now you have created a package.json file.
Step 5:
Navigate into the server folder
cd server
Run the npm install command
npm install
Navigate back in your root project folder
cd..
Step 6:
Create an empty text file in your project root. Name it Procfile
(also delete the .txt ending). And copy / paste following line:
web: node ./server/ige.js -g .
Step 7:
Open up server.js
Create a new variable "port" inside the init function with the value "process.env.PORT || 2000".
var port = process.env.PORT || 2000;
At line 13 change the network.start function parameter to use the port variable.
.network.start(port, function()
Step 8:
Now it is time to test our server localy. From your root project
folder run the command "foreman start"
foreman start
If all things go well you should see a line that says "Server now
accepting connections!" If you can see this line, the server should
work so go on to the next step.
Step 9:
Next we make a local git repository, add files and commit them. For this we create a new
git repository with "git init". Then we add all files we need with
"git add +filenames" and commit them with "git commit".
git init
git add package.json, Procfile, index.js, server.js serverConfig.js
and the folders engine and server
git commit -m "first push"
Step 10:
It's time to push what we have to Heroku (finally!)
heroku login (if you get an SSL error, set git as environment variable)
heroku create
git push heroku master
Step 11:
Go to www.heroku.com > log in > apps > your app and copy the subdomain URL (your_app_name + herokuapp.com)
Step 12:
Open client.js
At line 32 change the ige.network.start function parameters from local host to your subdomain URL.
ige.network.start('your_app_url', function ()
Step 13:
Open client.js in a browser. Enable console and check for:
"IGE *log* [IgeNetIoComponent] : Connected to server! "
Step 14:
Congratulation! You have deployed your first Node.js server from the Isogenicengine to Heroku.
