Intended project structure:

╚═ agora-app
   ╠═ src
   ║  ╠═ Dockerfile
   ║  ╠═ server.py
   ║  ╠═ utilities
   ║  ╠═ templates
   ║  ╠═ params
   ║  ╠═ tests
   ║  ╠═ static
   ║  ║  ╠═ css
   ║  ║  ╠═ js
   ║  ║  ╚═ img
   ║  ╚═ volumes (GITIGNORE)
   ║     ╠═ db
   ║     ╠═ img
   ║     ╠═ logs
   ║     ╚═ posts
   ╠═ docs
   ╠═ README.md
   ╚═ TODO.md

Create a volumes folder inside of src to house your copy of the database:

mkdir src/volumes

To add a (empty) database, run the following from inside of volumes:

sqlite3 agora.db < ../params/agora.schema

To build with docker, run the following in the top level of the repository (where the Dockerfile is):

sudo docker build -t <YOUR_NAME>/agora-app:latest .

and to run your image:

sudo docker run -p 8080:8080 \
                -v ./src/volumes:/app/volumes \
                -v ./src/templates:/app/templates \
                -v ./src/static:/app/static \
                -e HOST="<THE DOMAIN YOU ARE USING>" \
                -e MAILGUN_KEY="<YOUR MAILGUN KEY>" \
                -e RECAPTCHA_SITEKEY="<YOUR RECAPTCHA SITEKEY>" \
                -e RECAPTCHA_SERVERKEY="<YOUR RECAPTCHA SERVERKEY>" \
                -e DEV_EMAILS="<LIST OF DEVELOPER EMAILS>"
                <YOUR_NAME>/agora-app:latest

Notes:

• The -p parameter essentially links a port on your machine to one of Docker's internal ports. 1234:8080 maps your machine's port 1234 to Docker's port 8080. For this command to work, you must use Docker's 8080 port.