* feat(docker): build and use client and api images
* feat: always use .env
dotenv fails without throwing if the .env file is missing and never
overwrites variables if they already exist. As such, we can use it in
build pipelines.
* fix: remove quotes from env vars
dotenv normalises quoted and unquoted strings (X=x, X='x' and
X="x") all become the same .env object {X: 'x'}. However, Docker's
env_file does not (the three cases are distinct). As a result, we
should use unquoted strings for consistency.
* fix: provide custom warning when .env is missing
* feat(docker): include client-config
* fix(docker): remove build packages from api image
* fix(docker): run script from correct dir
* fix(docker): correct permissions and dests
* fix(docker): consolidate run steps
This is standard practice, but did not have a noticable affect on the
image size
* fix(docker): clean the npm cache
Prior to this step the image was 1.11GB uncompressed and we got a modest
saving, 1.09GB after.
* refactor(docker): regexless COPY directives
* feat(docker): use alpine
This shrinks the image down to 259MB
* fix(docker): update build scripts
* fix: correct the server Dockerfile RUNs
* DEBUG: expose mysql port for seeding
* chore: update client Dockerfile's node versions
* fix: remove executable permissions from index.js
It's not a cli, so I don't think it needs to be executable.
* chore: update node and remove stale comments
* feat: use ENTRYPOINT + CMD to allow runtime config
* fix: add CURRICULUM_LOCALE arg
* feat: allow client port configuration
* feat: allow api port to be configured
* refactor: use unique variable names for ports
* fix: add default CLIENT_PORT
* refactor: clean up
Warns if .env is missing. Combines the three docker installation
commands into one, updating the docs accordingly.
Also removes the libcimp patch as npm already has it.
