Refactor server creation and docker-compose file

- Update the server creation prompt to include instructions for creating a Dockerfile
- Modify the docker-compose file to run both the Python server and the new Node server on port 8001
- Add GitHub Copilot suggestions for editing the docker-compose file
- Update the README file to reflect the migration to Node.js

steps/02_create_node_server_prompt.yml

@@ -19,6 +19,12 @@ startFlow:
               The server should listen on port 8001, and use nodemon so everychange in the code will reflect in `yarn start`.
               With the server please include a simple Docker file to run it
               ```
+          - text: |
+              Then 
+              ```
+              @workspace /new In this new server, create a Dockerfile to run it
+              ```
+          - text: After running the prompt, make sure to click the "Create Workspace" button to finalize the creation of the new workspace.
           - text: Once the project is generated, you might need to go back to the original project using File > Open Folder. Feel free to create the project multiple times until it looks good.
           - text: |
               The Docker file should look like this:

steps/03_run_both_servers.yml

@@ -11,22 +11,16 @@ startFlow:
         person: lucca
         messages:
           - text: Next, let's make sure both servers can run together.
-          - text: Edit the docker-compose file to run the Python server and the new Node
-              server (Node on port 3001). This should allow us to see if
-              everything is working in harmony.
-          - text: "Here's a snippet you can use to add the Node.js service to the `docker-compose.yml` file:"
+          - text:
+              We need to edit the docker-compose file to run the Python server and the new Node
+              server (Node on port 8001). This should allow us to see if everything is working in harmony.
+          - text: "We can use GitHub Copilot to help us with this task too:"
           - text: |
               ```
-              node-server:
-                build:
-                  context: ./node-server
-                  dockerfile: Dockerfile
-                ports:
-                  - 8001:8001
-                volumes:
-                  - ./node-server/src:/app/src
+              @workspace modify the commands to run both servers, the Python app (on port 8000) and the Node app (on port 8001) in the #file:docker-compose.yml 
               ```
-          - text: If all is well, create a PR with these changes. This was once a nightmare
+          - text:
+              If all is well, :instruction[create a PR with these changes.] This was once a nightmare
               without Copilot, but look at us now!
 
 githubActions:
@@ -44,27 +38,27 @@ trigger:
       cases:
         github_pr_opened:
           do:
-          - actionId: github_pr_comment
-            params:
-              person: lucca
-              message: "On it, I'll review the changes right away."
+            - actionId: github_pr_comment
+              params:
+                person: lucca
+                message: "On it, I'll review the changes right away."
         github_pr_workflow_complete_success:
           do:
-          - actionId: bot_message
-            params:
-              person: lucca
-              messages:
-              - text: "Nailed it! Excellent job! You can now merge the PR."
-          - actionId: github_pr_approve
-            params:
-              person: lucca
-              message: "Nailed it! Excellent job! You can now merge the PR."
+            - actionId: bot_message
+              params:
+                person: lucca
+                messages:
+                  - text: "Nailed it! Excellent job! You can now merge the PR."
+            - actionId: github_pr_approve
+              params:
+                person: lucca
+                message: "Nailed it! Excellent job! You can now merge the PR."
         github_pr_workflow_complete_failure:
           do:
-          - actionId: github_pr_reject
-            params:
-              person: lucca
-              message: "Weird, I tried to run the servers using `docker compose up` but couldn't find anything on port 8000 or 8001, are you sure it's working for you?"
+            - actionId: github_pr_reject
+              params:
+                person: lucca
+                message: "Weird, I tried to run the servers using `docker compose up` but couldn't find anything on port 8000 or 8001. Are you sure it's working for you?"
         github_pr_merged:
           do:
-          - actionId: finish_step
+            - actionId: finish_step

steps/05_update_readme.yml

@@ -12,7 +12,8 @@ startFlow:
         person: lucca
         messages:
           - text: We're almost there. Just one last task before we wrap up.
-          - text: Let's update the README file to reflect our new Node.js server and the
+          - text:
+              Let's update the README file to reflect our new Node.js server and the
               migration details. Thankfully, Copilot can help with this too.
           - text: Make sure to create a new branch for these changes.
           - text: Select the text in the README and use [inline
@@ -26,6 +27,12 @@ trigger:
     switch:
       key: "${eventType}"
       cases:
+        github_pr_opened:
+          do:
+            - actionId: github_pr_comment
+              params:
+                person: lucca
+                message: Awesome! We're going to review your PR right away.
         github_pr_workflow_complete_success:
           if:
             conditions:
@@ -67,8 +74,9 @@ trigger:
               params:
                 person: lucca
                 messages:
-                - text: Congratulations, you've successfully migrated the Python server to Node
-                    using GitHub Copilot! We've upgraded our tech stack and now have
-                    a Node server handling our tasks. Ness is going to be thrilled.
-                    Great job!
+                  - text:
+                      Congratulations, you've successfully migrated the Python server to Node
+                      using GitHub Copilot! We've upgraded our tech stack and now have
+                      a Node server handling our tasks. Ness is going to be thrilled.
+                      Great job!
             - actionId: finish_step