I can't run the app without running docker compose run app npm install. Then node_modules will appear in my local machine.
Can you tell me some steps to run docker-compose file?

Docker is not my area of expertise, and thus you can tell me if I'm wrong.
Here are my steps

1. install dependencies with docker compose run app npm i
2. run docker-compose with docker compose up -d

Hey @satnaing

just to make sure do you have docker locally?

just to make sure run

docker compose version  
# Docker Compose version v2.23.0-desktop.1

if you could see the version, then you should run the steps that you said above

install dependencies with docker compose run app npm i
run docker-compose with docker compose up -d

if it is not working what error appear for you?

@eerison
Yep, I went through those steps.
One thing I'm confused is that node_modules still need to be in my local environment.

So, here's what I do.

1. delete node_modules from my local
2. docker compose run app npm i
3. docker compose up -d

When I did step 2, node_modules appeared in my local.
Is it what is supposed to be? Juz curious!

Is it what is supposed to be? Juz curious!

Yep it is expected, because when something is updated into de container, it is binding to your machine, and also the other way around, if you updated something, it will appear into the container.

But the question is , did it work?

If not there are few things we could check

docker compose logs
docker compose ps (here you should see the container up, If it isn't up, maybe you have something running on port 4321)

Oh okay.
Everything works fine.
I just wanted to know this 👇🏻

When I did step 2, node_modules appeared in my local.
Is it what is supposed to be?

I'll make small adjustments in README and merge this PR.
Thanks for your contribution.