Add Docker and Docker Compose

[semenodp]

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[leonm1]

LGTM.

Nitpick: node is pinned to version 10, but the latest LTS is version 12

[gfting]

This also looks good to me–I'm going to play around with the Docker build a bit more later today.

[semenodp]

This also looks good to me–I'm going to play around with the Docker build a bit more later today.

I think we also should add mongodb service here so we have db locally instead of writing to atlas, but not sure how useful would it be

[gfting]

This also looks good to me–I'm going to play around with the Docker build a bit more later today.

I think we also should add mongodb service here so we have db locally instead of writing to atlas, but not sure how useful would it be

I think we can make a separate issue for that, and go ahead and merge this in, then, if you're fine with that. Also, this is related to the GCP env var bug, since docker-compose was throwing an error for how I was setting up my gcp environment variables.

[leonm1]

@semenodp not sure if you're still interested in working on this, but I think that having mongo locally would be a huge boon for contributors. Would you be interested in setting that up?

[semenodp]

@semenodp not sure if you're still interested in working on this, but I think that having mongo locally would be a huge boon for contributors. Would you be interested in setting that up?

@leonm1 that should not take long to set up. When would you like for this to be done?

[leonm1]

At your leisure. I'm working through all the PRs to try and clean up this project and do some polish work. Thanks for offering!

[leonm1]

/rebase

[semenodp]

@leonm1 I added mongodb to run in dev environment with docker-compose. Hardcoded the env variable just for sanity. Feel free to review and try locally.