Feat: Integrate Frontend Service with Docker #1
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- Add docker-compose.yml for orchestrating multi-container Docker applications. - Introduce a new Dockerfile in the frontend directory for building the frontend service. - Initialize Python package by adding __init__.py in the frontend directory. - Move frontend_app.py to the new frontend directory. - Add dedicated poetry.lock and pyproject.toml for frontend service dependencies. - Update the root poetry.lock and pyproject.toml files to not include streamlit dependencies. The frontend service is now dockerized and integrated with the backend service using Docker Compose. The frontend and backend services are defined and configured in the docker-compose.yml file, allowing them to be built and run together, ensuring seamless interaction between the two.
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The frontend service is now dockerized and integrated with the backend service using Docker Compose. The frontend and backend services are defined and configured in the docker-compose.yml file, allowing them to be built and run together, ensuring seamless interaction between the two.