Added Dockerfile and nginx.conf, updated README.md #53
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@FiveVoltLogic I'll be honest, I have very little experience with Docker. If you had to comment out |
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I'd like to start with: this is my first contribution to a public repo. If anything is wrong, let me know and I'll do my best to resolve asap.
I run debian linux and haven't been able to find a way to run PKHEX natively on the desktop without some serious hacks. This seems like the best option for me at the moment and a nicer interface than using the command line for everything.
I have included a Dockerfile, nginx.conf and updated the README.md with some instructions for anyone wanting to deploy with docker.
I commented out the
RUN dotnet restorein the Dockerfile as it was causing issues, I forgot to remove it entirely.