add Dockerfile and docker-compose to run Coup #72
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ScribblerCoder
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Sorry for slow response. This looks good. Can you please put the Docker stuff into its own directory to keep things tidy? |
octachrome
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Apr 13, 2024
Done. I also updated |
octachrome
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feature requested in #68.
I made a multistage Dockerfile that creates a 151MB docker image. With that I also created a simple docker-compose.yml file to make it easier for people to run the application using
docker compose up.@octachrome I noticed that by default the application runs without a database. If needed I can add it to the docker-compose so that it spins up a couchDB container alongside with the main application.
I hope this project is still maintained