Hello!
I was trying to upload a test site to a shared hosting that clearly uses FTP, I was seeing what were the possibilities of being able to upload the php template there, since it uses composer, etc. Any solution or tip to do it? I was seeing that you can use something like phpshell to run composer, but I would like to know what options there are.
Thanks for the help!
Hey Julian, welcome to the Prismic community!
I'm not sure fully I understand your use case, if you give me some more details we can figure out a solution for this together 
Where are you trying to upload your site?
You're using Prismic with your the PHP-kit, is that right?
Hey paulina! Thanks for the help!
So im using the prismic php template and just for testing things i want to deploy the app that i made to a cheap FTP server. The php kit is using composer and another tools so i wanted to know if is possible to deploy the app on a ftp server (shared hosting) and the steps to do it.
Thanks for help!! 
Ok I see.
So, at the moment the only documented recommendation we have to deploy PHP projects is by using Heroku, have you tried it before?
Our two example PHP projects (The Multi-Page Site and the Sample Blog) also recommend these same steps:
Once you have successfully signed up and installed the Heroku toolbelt:
Create a file with the name Procfile at your application root. Put the following code in the Procfile file:
web: vendor/bin/heroku-php-apache2 public
Create a new Heroku application
heroku create
Initialize a new Git repository
git initheroku git:remote -a your-heroku-app-name
Commit your code to the Git repository and deploy it to Heroku
git add .git commit -am "make it better"git push heroku master
Ensure you have at least one node running
heroku ps:scale web=1
You can now browse your application online
heroku open
Let me know if Is this useful for you 
yeap i try heroku is perfect! but for the moment i need to see if is possible to deploy it on an FTP server, thanks anyway for the help!
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