Locker.ai is a service that uses a unique AI-driven authentication mechanism to safely report and retrieve lost items.
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You can easily launch the development environment of Locker.ai with Docker Compose.
Here is the step-by-step guide.
- This method cannot build the Supabase development environment locally. If you wish to do so, please refer to the next section, Setup locally.
- You need to install Docker and Docker Compose before.
- Developers in a Windows environment are encouraged to run Docker on WSL2 instead of directly on Windows due to performance concerns.
- [Optional] You should install project recommended VSCode extensions that specified in
.devcontainer/devcontainer.jsonbefore.
git clone "https://github.com/nitic-pbl-p8/lockerai" && cd "./lockerai"docker compose -f "./docker/docker-compose.development.yaml" -p "lockerai" up -dSee .env.example or contact the repository owner for more details.
pnpm installIf you need to build the Supabase development environment locally, please follow the steps below.
- You need to install Docker and Docker Compose, and Volta (optional) before.
- You need to install Node.js and pnpm that specified in
package.jsonbefore. (With Volta, you can easily install a specified version of the tool. Recommendation.) - [Optional] You should install project recommended VSCode extensions that specified in
.devcontainer/devcontainer.jsonbefore.
git clone "https://github.com/nitic-pbl-p8/lockerai" && cd "./lockerai"See .env.example or contact the repository owner for more details.
pnpm installSee Supabase official documentation for more details.
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