Project-Image-Uploader/docker-compose.override.yml
matthias.lotz a0d74f795a feat: Complete frontend refactoring and development environment setup
Major Frontend Refactoring:
- Replace ImagePreviewGallery with unified ImageGallery/ImageGalleryCard components
  - Support 4 display modes: group, moderation, preview, single-image
  - Add hidePreview prop to conditionally hide group preview images
  - Unified grid layout with responsive 3/2/1 column design

- Remove 15+ legacy files and components
  - Delete UploadedImagePage, SocialMedia components, old upload components
  - Remove unused CSS files (GroupCard.css, Image.css/scss)
  - Clean up /upload/:image_url route from App.js

- Fix image preview functionality in MultiUploadPage
  - Convert File objects to blob URLs with URL.createObjectURL()
  - Add proper memory cleanup with URL.revokeObjectURL()

- Improve page navigation and layout
  - Fix GroupsOverviewPage to route to /groups/:groupId detail page
  - Adjust PublicGroupImagesPage spacing and layout
  - Fix ModerationGroupsPage duplicate stats section

CSS Refactoring:
- Rename GroupCard.css → ImageGallery.css with updated class names
- Maintain backward compatibility with legacy class names
- Fix grid stretching with fixed 3-column layout

Development Environment:
- Add docker-compose.override.yml for local development
- Create Dockerfile.dev with hot-reload support
- Add start-dev.sh and nginx.dev.conf
- Update README.dev.md with development setup instructions

Production Build:
- Fix frontend/Dockerfile multi-stage build (as → AS)
- Update prod.sh to explicitly use docker-compose.yml (ignore override)
- Resolve node:18-alpine image corruption issue
- Backend Dockerfile improvements for Node 14 compatibility

Documentation:
- Update TODO.md marking completed frontend tasks
- Clean up docs/images directory
- Update README.md with current project status

All changes tested and verified in both development and production environments.
2025-10-27 22:22:52 +01:00

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version: '3.8'
# Development override to mount the frontend source into a node container
# and run the React dev server with HMR so you can edit files locally
# without rebuilding images. This file is intended to be used together
# with the existing docker-compose.yml from the repository.
services:
image-uploader-frontend:
container_name: image-uploader-frontend-dev
# For dev convenience nginx needs to be able to bind to port 80 and write the pid file
# and we also adjust file permissions on bind-mounted node_modules; run as root in dev.
user: root
# Build and run a development image that contains both nginx and the
# React dev server. nginx will act as a reverse proxy to the dev server
# so the app behaves more like production while HMR still works.
build:
context: ./frontend
dockerfile: Dockerfile.dev
working_dir: /app
# Map host port 3000 to the nginx listener (container:80) so you can open
# http://localhost:3000 and see the nginx-served dev site.
ports:
- "3000:80"
volumes:
- ./frontend:/app:cached
# Keep container node_modules separate so host node_modules doesn't conflict
- node_modules:/app/node_modules
environment:
# Use the backend service name so the dev frontend (running in the same
# compose project) can reach the backend via the internal docker network.
- CHOKIDAR_USEPOLLING=true
- HOST=0.0.0.0
- API_URL=http://image-uploader-backend:5000
- CLIENT_URL=http://localhost:3000
networks:
- npm-nw
- image-uploader-internal
depends_on:
- image-uploader-backend
# The Dockerfile.dev provides a proper CMD that starts nginx and the
# react dev server; no ad-hoc command is required here.
networks:
npm-nw:
external: true
image-uploader-internal:
driver: bridge
volumes:
node_modules:
driver: local