Add Dockerfile and update docker-compose.yml for local Docker setup for issue #437 #487
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…minor adjustments for local dev
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…minor adjustments for local dev
Resolves #437
What changes did you make and why did you make them?
Added a Dockerfile and updated docker-compose.yml to set up local development with Docker. Minor adjustments were made to support running the app locally.
I did not have access to a valid Storyblok authentication token, so the application cannot fetch real CMS content at this time.
Assuming a valid Storyblok token is provided, the app should be able to fetch and render the content correctly without further changes.
Did you run tests? Yes
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