Dockerize application and set up authentication

[r-scheele]

• Added /login route to request authorisation code on user login, from github Oauth2

Login:

1. A GET request to /login requests authorization to github.
2. Once permission is granted, the API redirects to /token, with a authorization code to get token.
3. Auth token from github is pasted into the JWT Bearer token field, which is then used to grant permission to the API

• Dockerized the application, set up docker compose for easy configuration, pushed the image to docker hub and set up build mount to synchronize the local code with the image.

[francbartoli]

@r-scheele I'm wondering why we are reinventing the wheel to authenticate with the OIDC protocol. Are we sure we need all that boilerplate of code? Isn't there any reusable package out there in the fastapi ecosystem? @Youngestdev thoughts about this?

Also, we are using requests that is blocking the event loop and still using json.dumps while I guess we can coherently only rely on pydantic.

[Youngestdev]

@r-scheele I'm wondering why we are reinventing the wheel to authenticate with the OIDC protocol. Are we sure we need all that boilerplate of code? Isn't there any reusable package out there in the fastapi ecosystem? @Youngestdev thoughts about this?

Also, we are using requests that is blocking the event loop and still using json.dumps while I guess we can coherently only rely on pydantic.

Unfortunately, there's no reusable package for GitHub authentication yet. This might be a good time to build a mini one so we can just integrate. We're only using GitHub for authentication atm.

I'll work on a small package to help with our situation so we can reduce the amount of code we're using. What do you think, @francbartoli ?

Re: the requests, I'll take a look at it 🤔.