rotimi-best
Docker deployment of ClassroomIO
Issue Description
Hi, Do you have a docker documentation to deploy classroomio. It seems like in the docker-compose file, the environment key can't see my .env that I rename .env in the folder of dashboard and backend. And I try to use without env file, so I type directly the argument into the docker-compose file, but I have the same problem.
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@rvmadeit No we don't have one yet. The docker-compose file is a rough idea of how it should all come together but we haven't been able to really test it.
The fastest way right now to selfhost the project is to follow this guide https://classroomio.com/docs/quickstart/self-hosting
If you help with the docker compose fine, it will be highly appreciated
I'd like to work on this
@rvmadeit No we don't have one yet. The docker-compose file is a rough idea of how it should all come together but we haven't been able to really test it.
The fastest way right now to selfhost the project is to follow this guide https://classroomio.com/docs/quickstart/self-hosting
If you help with the docker compose fine, it will be highly appreciated
@rotimi-best just to update you on this, was able to get the docker working and fix some bugs problem is docker can't seem to find svelte-kit. Hopefully after that is fixed it should be working fine
@Dun-sin You are the GOAT. Thank you.
Do you mind sharing a video showing what works and may the error you are facing? Using Loom or Awesome Screenshot would be fine.
@Dun-sin You are the GOAT. Thank you.
Do you mind sharing a video showing what works and may the error you are facing? Using Loom or Awesome Screenshot would be fine.
don't worry was my fault, i forgot to set the isselfhosted variable to true and the environment to docker, so the node adaptor wasn't being used. I've done that, trying it again to see if it works now