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Matias Sanchez

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Jun 11, 2021, 6:19:50 AM6/11/21
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Hi Everyone, 

Stumbled into this great project while searching for a Appointments Scheduler and I do like it. It's easy to adjust and it's much better than many other things I've seen around. The UI is simple and elegant.

Can maybe anyone give me a hand when it comes to deploying it? I've been having troubles. I've tried so far to use the docker-compose, but for that I there are still a lot of dependencies to the code which is on the directory below. Basically, the docker-compose already assumes that npm install was run and also composer. 

I've tried to create a docker inside of docker, to simply checkout the code from git, running npm, compose, etc and then starting the docker-compose, once all that has been setup but It's not working as I thought it will (Docker-compose doesn't like it that much and I'm not entirely sure why). 

Has anyone of you managed to deploy it using docker? I really don't want to set up an EC2 instance and do all this manually. Would be primitive :D.

Appreciate any help here. Thanks!

Matias.

Alex Tselegidis

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Jun 14, 2021, 4:17:34 AM6/14/21
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Hello! 

You can following this guide on the Easy!Appointments blog on how to setup everything from scratch, when using a Git clone: 


If you are not familiar with the tools that are involved to the build process, I would advice you to download the ready-made build from the website. 


  Alex Tselegidis, Easy!Appointments Creator
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