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This adds support for a docker based development environment.
After you've added your config to
docker.env,docker-compose upshould start up MongoDB and Redis and get the gridspree app running under HTTPS with a self-signed cert and code changes causing an automatic app reload. The first run will take a while since it will have to fetch the redis and mongo images and build the python env for gridspree. After that it should be fairly quick.I've only tested this on Ubuntu. I'd be interested on feedback running on non-Linux platforms. It should work fine but you will need to use a different IP in
docker.envas the docker daemon will be running inside a VM on those platforms.I had to add some code to
main/__init__.pyto get the app to wait unitl MongoDB and Redis are ready since the app fails with a fatal error if it gets further than this and can't connect to MongoDB. I don't think this should cause any problems when running in other environments.