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## NodeJS and Express
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I recently wrote this weather reporting app using the cloud editor `replit` where the bootstraping of node JS is hidden. All I had to do was to focus on the core logic in app.js, style.css, and index.html. To create a fully functional development environment locally, I needed to bootstrap NodeJS, Express to my replit code.
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## Build Once, Run Anywhere!
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**On the DockerHub registry**
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A docker image built with this `git-tag`:`Phase1-Extened-Weather-Forecasts` is available to the public on the DockerHub registry. You can pull it with the command below:
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```docker pull marknre/techrolemiweatherapp:latest```
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### Run docker
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Notice that environment variables (secret keys) required to run the app is not being included in the Dockerfile. These secret keys will be stated with the container. eg. ` ... -e WEATHER_VISUALCROSSING_API_KEY=XXXXX -e WEATHERBIT_KEY=XXXXXXX`

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