feat: Replaced Dockerfile

[ShrimpCryptid]

Closes #169, "Dockerfile is out of date". Adds a new Dockerfile that performs the build and makes the files available via a nginx dev server, and fixes some other bugs along the way with video.

Changes

• Deletes old Dockerfile and related config files.
• Adds a new Dockerfile that builds the project, then serves the files over http using an nginx server.
• Updates webpack config to fix a bug where videos would be missing during builds. (This should also fix the missing banner video on GitHub pages.)

Verification

Follow the steps specified in the README! Spelling them out here:

1. Install Docker locally: instructions for Windows, instructions for Mac
2. Clone the project and navigate to the root.
3. Run docker build -t 3d-volume-viewer .
4. Run docker run --rm -p 8080:80 --name 3d-volume-viewer 3d-volume-viewer
5. Go to http://localhost:8080. Pages should load in as expected.
6. Refreshing any of the subpages should still show the subpage as expected.

[toloudis]

Added @amilworks because he has written a dockerfile for this viewer before

[amilworks]

Added @amilworks because he has written a dockerfile for this viewer before

Yes, I made a very minimal Dockerfile that worked with the cvapipe app as a standalone service. I embedded the 3D Cell Viewer using an iFrame. Below is the Dockerfile I used.

# Official Node.js runtime as a parent image
FROM node:14

# Set working dir inside the container
WORKDIR /app

# Copy the rest of the application code to the container
COPY . .

# Expose the port for the app 
EXPOSE 9020

# Define command to run 3D Viewer application
CMD [ "npm", "start" ]

I built a separate service to serve images from AWS which simply uses FastAPI.