Add Docker Support and Makefile for SaaS Bot

[franciscof12]

Objective

• To containerize the SaaS Bot application using Docker, ensuring that it can be easily set up and run on any environment without needing to manage individual dependencies.
• To introduce a Makefile that simplifies common tasks such as building the application, running the Docker containers, and executing other routine development commands.

Tasks

• [ ] Create a Dockerfile for the Node.js application, ensuring it's optimized for both development and production environments.
• [ ] Develop a docker-compose.yml file to manage the application's services, making it easy to start the bot with a single command.
• [ ] Write a Makefile that includes commands for building the Docker image, starting and stopping the application, viewing logs, and running tests.

Expected Outcome

With the addition of Docker support and a Makefile, developers can achieve a more streamlined workflow, minimizing setup time and reducing inconsistencies across different development environments. This update aims to make contributions to the project more accessible and efficient.

Additional Notes

Please ensure all configurations and code comments are in English to maintain consistency and avoid issues with special characters.

[adriantoral]

Improvements

Makefile would not be necessary since we can create a .sh An example of .sh is:

#!/bin/bash

if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
    echo "Uso: $0 <param>"
    exit 1
fi

param=$1

case $param in
    "run")
        docker compose up -d
        ;;
    "stop")
        docker compose down --rmi local
        ;;
    "build")
        docker compose build
        ;;
    *)
        echo "Invalid option"
        ;;
esac

With a .sh we ensure that it can be run on all hosts, unlike a Makefile which requires the 'make' binary to run.

[adriantoral]

Improvements

Makefile would not be necessary since we can create a .sh An example of .sh is:

#!/bin/bash

if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
    echo "Uso: $0 <param>"
    exit 1
fi

param=$1

case $param in
    "run")
        docker compose up -d
        ;;
    "stop")
        docker compose down --rmi local
        ;;
    "build")
        docker compose build
        ;;
    *)
        echo "Invalid option"
        ;;
esac

With a .sh we ensure that it can be run on all hosts, unlike a Makefile which requires the 'make' binary to run.

Updated Improvements

After some discussion on Discord, we decided to use Github Actions to implement Docker Compose. Makefile or .sh are no longer needed to create the image...