basic dockerfile with usage #2
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Forgive me but I have no clue how to use Docker. But it looks like it's just including the main app, but we should also launch the embeddings server (https://github.com/openai/chatgpt-retrieval-plugin) as part of the container right? The DigitalOcean button deploys both things. |
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The embeddings server is a separate container image. That Dockerfile is located at https://github.com/openai/chatgpt-retrieval-plugin. Something like docker compose could be used to deploy both locally, but so could other tools. |
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| # Copy the package.json and package-lock.json files to the working directory | ||
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The repository contains a yarn.lock file, so it should grab that file and install with yarn instead of npm install to grab the frozen dependencies.
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Yep, lets make this change 👍
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I made the same mistake in my Dockerfile, but the index.js is using an environment variable PORT to set the port, or defaulting to 1333. So this should be 1333 or a PORT environment variable should be set in the Dockerfile.
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Yes, lets set a PORT env var please
Can do a swarm doc or helm chart, helm chart will take a bit more time to piece together and test. I can build off your PR or mine, lmk |
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If it makes sense to just have this one then lets roll with this for now and can build on it later |
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Node 14 is now EOL. The most recent LTS version is node:18.
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I'm also developing and testing on 18 👍
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ok min version is 16, I just added nvmrc file and engines prop in the package.json
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If @AntonioDeJesus doesn't get back to us, feel free to re-open your PR @stvcooke |
Dockerfile with build instructions in README to build and run locally.
Uses container.env file for easier input of third party keys