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This commit adds a Dockerfile to package the app in a container image to facilitate testing it. It also introduces a Docker Compose file for ease of use. It also updates the README with the instructions on how to build and execute using Docker.
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This commit adds a Dockerfile to package the app
in a container image to facilitate testing it.
It also introduces a Docker Compose file for ease
of use.
It also updates the README with the instructions
on how to build and execute using Docker.
This tackles #30