feat: celestia-app docker document

[ogunleye0720]

Overview

Checklist

• [x] New and updated code has appropriate documentation
• [x] New and updated code has new and/or updated testing
• [x] Required CI checks are passing
• [x] Visual proof for any user facing features like CLI or documentation updates
• [x] Linked issues closed with keywords

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Expanded docker-images.md with comprehensive setup instructions for Celestia-App and Celestia-Node using Docker, featuring new sections, detailed steps, prerequisites, quick-start guides, and troubleshooting information.

[jcstein]

what OS have you tested this on @ogunleye0720 ?

[ogunleye0720]

what OS have you tested this on @ogunleye0720 ?

Linux

[jcstein]

• [ ] this pr needs to pass linting and formatting rules with yarn lint and yarn format

[ogunleye0720]

[] this pr needs to pass linting and formatting rules with yarn lint and yarn format

Okay, @jcstein I'm new to opensource. Thanks for pointing this out, I'll work on it.

[jcstein]

no worries! thank you. note for myself too :)

i'll also be testing this on mac for final review

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Walkthrough

The update significantly enhances the documentation for Celestia, specifically for running Celestia App and Celestia Node using Docker. It transforms the previous instructions into a comprehensive guide with structured sections, detailed prerequisites, quick-start instructions, and troubleshooting tips, all aimed at simplifying the setup and management of Celestia components in Docker environments.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
nodes/docker-images.md	Expanded to provide a comprehensive guide for setting up Celestia-App and Celestia-Node with detailed instructions, prerequisites, and troubleshooting information. Includes a Table of Contents and new sections like "Flag Breakdown."

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[jcstein]

gm @ogunleye0720 I apologize for the delay here. can you please work this into the existing docker page, into a section for celestia-app? instead of a new docker page? thanks!

[jcstein]

checking in here @ogunleye0720

[ogunleye0720]

checking in here @ogunleye0720

Hello Justein, sorry for the late response. We are experiencing an internet outage here in Africa caused by a subsea cable break. I would start working on this today.

[jcstein]

let's combine this with the existing docker page https://docs.celestia.org/nodes/docker-images

[ogunleye0720]

let's combine this with the existing docker page https://docs.celestia.org/nodes/docker-images

Apologies, I thought i was on the other repository. I have issues setting up Markdownlint on the https://docs.celestia.org/nodes/docker-images repository. Can you help me with any resource on how to set that up ?

[jcstein]

this is all in the same repository. i'm just suggesting that you move the contents of the new page that you have to the existing page https://docs.celestia.org/nodes/docker-images which can be found in this repo under /nodes/docker-images.md

[jcstein]

don't worry about markdown lint for now, but you can set it up with https://github.com/markdownlint/markdownlint and be sure to just lint the docs themselves, else you will see a lot of linting errors in node_modules

[ogunleye0720]

don't worry about markdown lint for now, but you can set it up with https://github.com/markdownlint/markdownlint and be sure to just lint the docs themselves, else you will see a lot of linting errors in node_modules

So this is what I have done so far, after some reviews, I was asked to some adjustments and make sure it's properly linted. https://github.com/ogunleye0720/celestia-app/tree/celestia-app-docker/docker

[jcstein]

awesome! thank you for the context. let's please now add your new additions the existing docker page, so that both celestia-app and celestia-node for docker live in the same page https://docs.celestia.org/nodes/docker-images

[jcstein]

TODO

• [ ] combine the new page in this PR with the existing docker page, so that there is only one page for docker for both celestia-node and celestia-app at docker-images.md

[ogunleye0720]

TODO

• [ ] combine the new page in this PR with the existing docker page, so that there is only one page for docker for both celestia-node and celestia-app at docker-images.md

On it 🫡

[jcstein]

Don't we need to remove nodes/celestia-app-docker-image.md still?

[ogunleye0720]

Don't we need to remove nodes/celestia-app-docker-image.md still?

Done @jcstein I have created a pull request.

[jcstein]

gm @ogunleye0720 do you want to clean this up and get it merged?