ghostforge/Dockerfile

FROM python:3.11-alpine

# Enforcement to ensure passwords environment variables are not left blank.
# This won't stop bad passwords from being used, but at least won't cause
# errors or, worse, weaker crypt.
ARG POSTGRES_PASSWORD
ENV ENV_POSTGRES_PASSWORD=${POSTGRES_PASSWORD}
ARG GHOSTFORGE_JWT_SECRET
ENV ENV_GHOSTFORGE_JWT_SECRET=${GHOSTFORGE_JWT_SECRET}
RUN [ ! -z "${ENV_POSTGRES_PASSWORD}" ] || { echo "ghostforge build error: Set POSTGRES_PASSWORD in .env."; exit 1; }
RUN [ ! -z "${ENV_GHOSTFORGE_JWT_SECRET}" ] || { echo "ghostforge build error: Set GHOSTFORGE_JWT_SECRET in .env."; exit 1; }

# Create the data directory specified using the environment variables.
# This is redundant for mapped volumes, but necessary if the data
# directory is specified but not mapped.
ARG GHOSTFORGE_DATA_DIR
ENV ENV_GHOSTFORGE_DATA_DIR=${GHOSTFORGE_DATA_DIR}
RUN mkdir -p "${ENV_GHOSTFORGE_DATA_DIR}"

# Copy project into Docker image, skipping entries in .dockerignore.
WORKDIR /ghostforge
COPY . .

# Install ghostforge from the work directory.
RUN pip install .

# Expose the web "serve" port specific in the environment variables.
ARG GHOSTFORGE_INTERNAL_WEB_PORT
ENV ENV_GHOSTFORGE_INTERNAL_WEB_PORT=${GHOSTFORGE_INTERNAL_WEB_PORT}
EXPOSE ${ENV_GHOSTFORGE_INTERNAL_WEB_PORT}

# TODO: Is this line necessary?
# ENV PYTHONPATH=/ghostforge/ghostforge

# TODO: Replace with ghostforge_serve when it works.
# This currently just keeps the container running for development.
CMD ["sh", "-c", "uvicorn ghostforge.serve:gf --host 0.0.0.0 --port $GHOSTFORGE_INTERNAL_WEB_PORT"]