Add Docker Support and Fix Dependencies for Compatibility #26
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This commit adds a requirements.txt file with specific package versions to ensure compatibility and correct installation of dependencies. The project hasn't been updated since 2020, so these versions are locked to maintain stability and avoid potential issues with newer releases of the packages.
This commit introduces a `Dockerfile` to containerize the application, making it easier to deploy and run in consistent environments. This will help standardize the development and production setup, ensuring the application works seamlessly across different machines.
This commit updates the path references in Python scripts to ensure compatibility with the new Docker structure. The changes were made to correctly resolve file paths when the application is containerized, preventing errors related to file access in the Docker environment.
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Pull Request: Add Docker Support and Fix Dependencies for Compatibility
While attempting to run the application on Windows, I encountered issues related to missing cmake and specific versions of the required packages. Since my default Python version is the latest, and the last update to the project was in 2020, I implemented a solution to mitigate errors and ensure the project runs as intended according to the versions available at the time of its development.
To avoid environment-related issues (operating system, packages, etc.), I added the ability to run the project via Docker. This ensures consistent execution regardless of the host environment.
Additionally, I fixed the Python version and the dependencies to align with the last stable versions from 2020, adhering to the minor version of semantic versioning, for compatibility.
This closes the issue #25