Added Docker support for template-engine #34
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Signed-off-by: superAman07 <[email protected]>
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@dselman do we have a requirement for this? |
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Sounds useful, yes. |
sanketshevkar
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Feb 26, 2025
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@dselman can you please review this once as well. |
mttrbrts
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Mar 29, 2025
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Thanks for the contribution, @superAman07!
I'm curious, what is the API / interface for using the image? i.e. how do we make this useful for users?
Are you also able to add a step in the build workflow to test the docker build, please?
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@mttrbrts , I’ve added detailed instructions in the README.md file on how to build and use the Docker image. |
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Added Docker support for the project. This includes a Dockerfile that sets up a lightweight Node.js environment using Alpine, installs dependencies, builds the TypeScript project, and runs the application from the dist folder. Future enhancements like .env support or database integration can be added as needed.