feat: add docker support

[EvgeniGenchev]

Summary

• Adds a Dockerfile using oven/bun:1.3.0-alpine that installs dependencies, builds all workspace packages via Turbo, and serves the Next.js app
• Adds a docker-compose.yml for a one-command start (docker compose up --build)
• Adds .dockerignore to exclude node_modules, build artifacts, and local env files from the build context

Usage

docker compose up --build

The editor will be available at http://localhost:3000.

Optional env vars (e.g. NEXT_PUBLIC_GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY) can be passed under the environment key in docker-compose.yml — the editor works without them.

Test plan

• docker compose up --build completes without errors
• Editor loads at http://localhost:3000
• Create/edit a building, confirm 3D viewport works

[karsumit94]

I came across this repo from an LinkedIn post and was wondering to to run it locally. While I was struggling to find a Dockerfile I was not able to find it. Thought of adding it but then looked at your PR!

[rlenferink]

I was also looking for a containerized version of this software and stumbled upon this pull request. It was indeed as simple as running docker compose up --build.

This pull request actually offers two things:

• Building a container image using the Dockerfile and preventing it to be bloated by using a proper .dockerignore
• Providing an easy mechanism to run it with the docker-compose.yml

Already having a container image that builds automatically with each commit and is automatically pushed as release with each official release is a huge win already. Where possibly an example of the docker-compose.yml can also be added to the README.md.

[Aymericr]

Keeping this open as the Docker track, but the current 11-line image is a development proof rather than a production container. A current-main revision should verify the GitHub package dependency installs on Alpine, use a multi-stage build with a non-root runtime, copy only runtime output/dependencies, add a healthcheck, and document required build/runtime env.

Please include the exact docker build and run commands plus an /api/health result. That evidence will also let us decide whether Next standalone output is worth enabling.