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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a multi-container application setup using Docker Compose, including services for MongoDB, backend, frontend, and Redis.
  • Added a script to automate starting the Docker environment and importing data into MongoDB.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated environment variables for backend and frontend to ensure correct service connections.

• Documentation

  • Added new .dockerignore file to optimize Docker builds by excluding unnecessary files.

• Chores

  • Introduced new scripts for Docker installation and project setup.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a Docker Compose configuration for a multi-container application that includes services for MongoDB, a backend, a frontend, and Redis. It also adds environment configuration files for the backend and frontend, a Dockerfile for building the Node.js applications, and a script for starting the Docker environment and importing data into MongoDB. Additionally, it introduces a .dockerignore file to optimize the build context, updates environment variables, and modifies the CORS configuration in the backend application.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docker-compose.yml	Added services: mongodb, backend, frontend, redis with respective configurations.
backend/.dockerignore	Created to ignore unnecessary files during Docker image builds.
backend/.env.docker	New environment configuration file with variables for backend service.
backend/.env.sample	Updated environment variable values for PORT, MONGODB_URI, and REDIS_URL.
backend/Dockerfile	Introduced a multi-stage Dockerfile for the backend application.
backend/app.js	Modified CORS middleware to allow all origins.
backend/server.js	Updated server port from 8080 to 5050.
frontend/.env.sample	Changed VITE_API_PATH to point to an external server.
frontend/Dockerfile	Added a Dockerfile for the frontend application with build and production stages.
frontend/get-docker.sh	New script for installing Docker Engine on Linux systems.
start_and_import.sh	New script to start Docker Compose and import data into MongoDB.
backend/data/WiredTiger	New directory added for WiredTiger version information.
backend/data/WiredTiger.turtle	New file with configuration details for WiredTiger storage engine.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Introduce Docker Compose setup	✅
Optimize Docker build context	✅
Update environment variables	✅
Ensure application runs in Docker	✅
Provide scripts for automation	✅

🐰 In a world of code and Docker dreams,
Services spin like magical beams.
With Mongo and Redis in perfect sync,
Our backend and frontend are on the brink.
So hop along, let’s start and play,
In this wondrous app, we’ll code away! 🐇✨

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