Add Docker and Docker Compose support for One-Click Startup#17
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Add Docker and Docker Compose support for One-Click Startup#17FibreCase wants to merge 3 commits intocelesWuff:masterfrom
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This pull request introduces Docker support for the project, including a
Dockerfile, a.dockerignorefile, and adocker-compose.yamlfile. It also updates theREADME.mdto include instructions for deploying the project using Docker. These changes aim to simplify deployment and improve project portability.Docker Support
.dockerignorefile to exclude unnecessary files (e.g.,.git,node_modules, logs, temporary files, and IDE configurations) from the Docker build context.Dockerfileto define the Docker image, using Node.js 20 as the base image, installing dependencies withpnpm, and exposing port 3000 for the application.docker-compose.yamlfile to define a Docker Compose service for the project, including volume mapping forconfig.tsand customizable port settings.Documentation Updates
README.mdto include a new section with step-by-step instructions for deploying the project using Docker Compose.Deployment Verification