feat: Add Docker support and configurable port #9
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@michaeltukdev Please review |
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Please approve and merge @michaeltukdev or lmk if there is a change needed |
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#4
Changes:
Updated the server code to accept a PORT and DATABASE_PATH from environment variables, making it configurable.
Added a multi-stage Dockerfile that builds a minimal Go binary for production.
Created a docker-compose.yml to run the server and configure persistent volumes for the database and vault directories.
Updated the README.md with instructions on how to run the project using Docker.
How to Test:
Clone this branch.
Run docker compose up --build.
The server will be available on port 8080.