Update docker build #31
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This overhauls the environment variables mostly.
The reason for this, is Next.js is designed in a way that environment variables are set at build time, this can be worked around somewhat when using docker, but the issue is client variables. By default, Next.js replaces the code with the strings themselves. This makes it almost impossible to have dynamic environment variables for the client when running in docker.
The workaround I'm using dynamically loads new environment variables into a JS script, and then on the frontend, loading that script in on every page.
It's annoying, but it works.
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