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Dockerize fails to accept generate and build as flags on linux. Added link to docker-compose. #13

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# Development

So, you're interested in developing Shokku... nice! Then just read this guide and you'll be up and running with a dev environment in 5 minutes or less!
So, you're interested in developing Shokku... nice! Then just read this guide and you'll be up and running with a dev environment in 5 minutes or less!

## Directory structure

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After you have modified the values at your will you can run `dockerize.js` script like this:

```bash
$ npm run dockerize -- generate
$ npm run dockerize --generate
```

The templates are rendered and saved in `docker/compose` folder. Now, with those templates rendered you have to generate docker images:

```bash
$ npm run dockerize -- build local
$ npm run dockerize --build local
```

And with the last step finished, you can use docker as usally:
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$ docker-compose -f docker/compose/docker-compose-yaml up
```

If you get error command not found: docker-compose you need to install it for you OS.
[`docker-compose`](https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/#prerequisites)


Voila! You can open your browser and navigate your domain (or use Postman) to test the API!

## Runing tests
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