Adding Dockerfile and env.list #3
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Shall we consolidate this effort into the other PR? |
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I think so. Marking it as a duplicate of 2. I prefer my Dockerfile, but I can open a new PR after that one is merged. |
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Adding a Dockerfile, as per a request on Reddit. I haven't been able to test this, as I'm on really slow internet at the moment and have not run the app.
I've also added an env.list file, since there were other files in the directory with similar functionality.
Command to build the docker image:
docker build --tag doc-buddy .Command to run the docker image:
docker run --env-file ./env.list --expose 8080:8080 doc-buddy