Provide sample docker-compose.yml

[ghost]

I can't for the life of me get this bot working. Some documentation on building and running would be very helpful

• The README mentions a docker-compose.yml which is nowhere to be found
• I managed to build the container with sudo docker build -t irc-rss-feed-bot:latest . and (unsuccessfylly) run it with irc-rss-feed-bot % sudo docker run -e BITLY_TOKENS={TOKEN} -e IRC_PASSWORD={PASSOWORD} -v $(pwd)/config:/config/ irc-rss-feed-bot and would be helpful if these commands (or some other) was listed somewhere in the README
• I did get a peewee.OperationalError: unable to open database file when running the above command, but/and I have no posts.v2.dbeither in my root-folder or my config-folder and have given the system access with chmod a+w ./irc-rss-feed-bot/posts.v2.db
• It would be useful if a folder with blank config.yml and a secrets.env files would be already in place, or a tree structure to illustrate where they should be located. I messed around with this too much

  irc-rss-feed-bot repository
  ├── config
  │   ├── config.yaml
  │   └── secrets.env
  ├── Dockerfile
  ...
  ├── ircrssfeedbot
  ...

  Im sure this is just pebkac, but this looks like a nice bot and im sure I can't be alone in not figuring this out :-)

[impredicative]

I strongly recommend using Docker Compose, at least to start. Don't use docker run at least until you're comfortable getting it working with Docker Compose. A sample docker-compose.yml file is in the readme already.

[impredicative]

As a next step, please develop and share your docker-compose.yml file using its example in the readme.

[impredicative]

The README mentions a docker-compose.yml which is nowhere to be found

That's because it's embedded in the readme. I will now close this issue until additional info becomes available.