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Closes #263

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a multi-stage container build process for improved deployment performance and enhanced security.
    • Updated the build configuration for a standalone package, streamlining the deployment of the application.
  • Improvements

    • Revised orchestration settings to ensure greater service reliability and automatic recovery.
    • Added a dedicated command to streamline continuous integration preparation.

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A new multi-stage Dockerfile was introduced in the core application to optimize the build process and enhance security. The Next.js configuration now specifies a standalone output, and the docker-compose file was updated with changes to service naming, container properties, Dockerfile path, and restart policy. Additionally, new scripts and dependency updates were added across various package.json files—including CI preparation functionality and improvements to build scripts—while code formatting adjustments were made in design system scripts.

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File(s) Change Summary
apps/core/Dockerfile Added multi-stage Dockerfile with stages: base (Node.js 18-alpine), builder (dependencies, Turbo CLI, app prep), installer (build project), and runner (production setup with non-root user).
apps/core/next.config.mjs Introduced output: "standalone" option in Next.js configuration.
docker-compose.yml Renamed service from core-app to core, added container_name: web, updated Dockerfile path to ./apps/core/Dockerfile, added restart: always, and simplified port mapping.
package.json (root) Added new script "prepare:ci": "node ./scripts/prepare.js".
packages/apis/package.json Added dependency @faker-js/faker@^9.5.1 and updated devDependencies (@repo/eslint-config, @repo/typescript-config) versioning from workspace:* to *.
packages/design-system/package.json Updated the build script to use ts-node instead of bun and added ts-node@^10.9.2 as a dev dependency; removed trailing space in the exports entry for "./styles".
packages/design-system/src/scripts/build-palette-style.ts
packages/design-system/src/scripts/build.ts
Reformatted string delimiters (single → double quotes) and updated import statements by removing .js extensions to standardize code formatting and improve readability.
scripts/prepare.js Introduced a new script that reads the package.json, updates the packageManager field to [email protected], and writes the updated content back with proper formatting.

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    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Docker as Docker Engine
    participant Base as Base Stage
    participant Builder as Builder Stage
    participant Installer as Installer Stage
    participant Runner as Runner Stage

    Dev->>Docker: Trigger Docker build
    Docker->>Base: Execute base stage (Node.js 18-alpine)
    Docker->>Builder: Set up workdir, install dependencies, run Turbo CLI, copy files, and prune build
    Docker->>Installer: Install packages and build project from builder output
    Docker->>Runner: Copy built files, set non-root user, and configure for production
    Docker->>Dev: Final Docker image ready
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sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User
    participant Prep as prepare.js
    participant Pkg as package.json

    User->>Prep: Execute prepare.js
    Prep->>Pkg: Read package.json content
    Prep->>Prep: Update packageManager field to [email protected]
    Prep->>Pkg: Write updated package.json back to disk
    Prep->>User: Log success message
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  • packages/design-system/package.json (1 hunks)
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@mrbadri mrbadri merged commit a3903ff into main Mar 3, 2025
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@mrbadri mrbadri deleted the feat/#263-Dockerize-Pixel-Client branch March 3, 2025 20:30
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