Herro! The latest updated official docs are on the Cloud9 support website
Here you'll find details on installing deployment tools from third party vendors to be used in Cloud9 IDE. Besides using terminal tools, there is also a GUI available for Heroku and Azure Sites on all plans. Of course git based deploys will also work without command line tooling.
All commands need to be executed in the terminal (ALT+T) unless stated otherwise.
If you have additions, please note them in the comments and I'll add them to this gist
$ wget http://assets.heroku.com/heroku-client/heroku-client.tgz
$ tar xzfv heroku-client
$ cd heroku-client
$ PATH=$PATH:$PWD
Now you can use the heroku command as stated in the docs.
Do in the console (bottom of the IDE):
$ npm install azure
Now you can use the azure command from the console (doesn't work in the terminal).
Two possibilities to prepare azure sites. 1: create a deploy target via the GUI, or 2:
$ cd ~/lib/azure-sites
$ npm install
Then add it to your path:
$ PATH=$PATH:$HOME/lib/azure-sites/bin
Now you can use the azure command in the terminal.
$ cd ~
$ wget https://github.com/cloudfoundry/vmc/zipball/master
$ mv master cloudfoundry
$ unzip cloudfoundry
$ cd cloudfoundry-vmc-nnnn
$ bundle
And that's about how far I got, someone any clue?
Follow the instructions on the azure-cmdlet-node repository (maintained by Cloud9).
On the console run:
npm install [email protected] -g
mkdir node_modules
mv ../lib/node_modules/jitsu node_modules
Now run jitsu from the command line
$ npm install [email protected] -g
You can now run jitsu from both the CLI and the terminal.