Listory/.dockerignore

# Ignore all and then selectivly allow
**/*

# api
!package.json
!package-lock.json
!nest-cli.json
!tsconfig.build.json
!tsconfig.json

!src/**/*

# frontend
!frontend/.env.production
!frontend/package.json
!frontend/package-lock.json
!frontend/postcss.config.js
!frontend/tailwind.config.js
!frontend/tsconfig.json
!frontend/vite.config.js
!frontend/index.html
!frontend/*.d.ts
!frontend/src/**/*
!frontend/public/**/*
build: invert dockerignore With the normal dockerignore it regularly happens that unwanted files end up in the image. By denying everything and then allowing the desired files we have a more verbose dockerignore, but the context is as small as possible. 2023-04-02 21:59:41 +02:00			`# Ignore all and then selectivly allow`
			`*/`
feat(api): user authentication 2020-02-01 16:11:48 +01:00
build: invert dockerignore With the normal dockerignore it regularly happens that unwanted files end up in the image. By denying everything and then allowing the desired files we have a more verbose dockerignore, but the context is as small as possible. 2023-04-02 21:59:41 +02:00			`# api`
			`!package.json`
			`!package-lock.json`
			`!nest-cli.json`
			`!tsconfig.build.json`
			`!tsconfig.json`
feat(frontend): add footer with version number 2021-05-24 18:54:34 +02:00
build: invert dockerignore With the normal dockerignore it regularly happens that unwanted files end up in the image. By denying everything and then allowing the desired files we have a more verbose dockerignore, but the context is as small as possible. 2023-04-02 21:59:41 +02:00			`!src/*/`

			`# frontend`
			`!frontend/.env.production`
			`!frontend/package.json`
			`!frontend/package-lock.json`
			`!frontend/postcss.config.js`
			`!frontend/tailwind.config.js`
			`!frontend/tsconfig.json`
build(frontend): replace create-react-app with vite (#272) 2023-05-07 04:05:11 +02:00			`!frontend/vite.config.js`
			`!frontend/index.html`
feat: import listens from spotify extended streaming history (#305) 2023-10-01 03:35:02 +02:00			`!frontend/*.d.ts`
build: invert dockerignore With the normal dockerignore it regularly happens that unwanted files end up in the image. By denying everything and then allowing the desired files we have a more verbose dockerignore, but the context is as small as possible. 2023-04-02 21:59:41 +02:00			`!frontend/src/*/`
			`!frontend/public/*/`