Add Dockerfile and docker-compose for container support#48
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netra21mohekar wants to merge 1 commit intotusharnankani:masterfrom
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The failing Netlify checks are likely unrelated to my changes, as this PR only introduces Docker support without modifying any frontend files. |
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This pull request adds Docker support to the ToDoList project.
Changes made:
Added a Dockerfile to containerize the frontend application using Node.js and Alpine.
Created a docker-compose.yml file to simplify local development setup.
Why this is useful:
Allows developers to run the project without installing dependencies manually.
Makes the app easier to run in different environments (e.g., cloud, CI/CD).
Provides a consistent setup for onboarding new contributors.
Usage:
To build and run the app using Docker:
bash
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docker-compose up --build
Let me know if you'd like me to add instructions to the README.