feat: add Docker support with Dockerfile and docker-compose configuration #17
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This pull request introduces a Docker setup for the project, including a
.dockerignorefile, aDockerfile, and acompose.yamlconfiguration. The most important changes include the addition of file and directory exclusions in.dockerignore, the creation of a multi-stageDockerfilefor building and serving the application, and the setup of a basic Docker Compose configuration.Docker setup:
.dockerignore: Added exclusions for various files and directories to prevent them from being copied to the Docker container.Dockerfile: Created a multi-stage Dockerfile to build the application using Node.js and serve it using NGINX.compose.yaml: Added a Docker Compose configuration to build and run the application, exposing it on port 8080.