N/A

interesting dockerfile

please read this docs page -

Ah, gotcha!

I'll try that.

if that works, then we can move on to optimizing the dockerfile

but show me what changes you make to the dockerfile before trying another deployment please

Just adding ARG

x 15, lol.

correct, but still send the dockerfile before deployment please

FROM node:18.16 AS base
WORKDIR /app

ARG RAILWAY_ENVIRONMENT
ARG NODE_ENV
ARG GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID
ARG PUBLIC_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID
ARG GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET
ARG AUTH_SECRET
ARG AUTH_TRUST_HOST
ARG TRIGGER_API_KEY
ARG TRIGGER_API_URL
ARG TRIGGER_PUBLIC_API_KEY
ARG URL
ARG TURSO_AUTH_TOKEN
ARG TURSO_CONNECTION_URL 

COPY package.json package-lock.json ./

FROM base AS build
RUN npm ci

COPY . .
RUN npm run build

FROM base AS runtime

COPY --from=build /app/node_modules ./node_modules
COPY --from=build /app/dist ./dist

# Move the drizzle directory to the runtime image
COPY --from=build /app/drizzle ./drizzle

# Create the data directory for the database
RUN mkdir -p /data

ENV HOST=0.0.0.0
ENV PORT=4321
ENV NODE_ENV=production
EXPOSE 4321

CMD node ./dist/server/entry.mjs

docker

@Brody

nope

haha exactly what I thought you'd do

Rekt

Guess I need to pass those ARGS somewhere

?

I was looking at one of your other responses, don't see much of a difference. What are you seeing?

hopefully there's no typos, edited on mobile

Hmm, ok so just cleaning it up a little? Seemed tow ork otherwise. Lemme try this though

you had your layers in a weird order

Gotcha.

Interesting. It failed based on one of my env vars.

Invalid define value (must be an entity name or valid JSON syntax): libsql://sderkaderka.turso.io

Do I need to wrap that shit in quotes or something?

how have you defined it in your railway service variables

Without quotes

TURSOCONNECTIONURL=libsql://fesfesfsef.turso.io

(Like how I do on .env)

and what's the correct syntax?

That's what I use on dev.

And works fine.

(localhost, rather)

Hmm. Might be a VITE bundle thing, I'll try adding quotes I guess. EDIT: Probably what happens when you use ARG in Dockerfile

Just tripped on the URL environment variables. adding quotes allowed it to build.

railway strips quotes from environment variables fwiw

Gotcha.

@Brody Seems to be working now. Thank you.

Adding ARGS in the Dockerfile + quotes around necessary ENV vars seemed to do it.

For anyone looking for this in the future, still not sure if I needed to update my astro.config.mjs with vite define variables, but we'll see.

lets see your final dockerfile?

Same one you sent me.

I just added quotes in the Railway var settings in the dashboard.

interesting

Why’s that?

^

Maybe because I’m injecting them from docker it’s pulling the value before it’s stripped.

haha not how it works

I also hook into vite to define the variables in my config file, referencing process.env so maybe that’s it too.

we may never know