Deployment From Docker

A brief guide to this workspace, environment files, and how to install and run SpurtCommerce using Docker Compose.

Project layout:

• compose.yaml: Top-level Docker Compose configuration used to bring up services.

• config/: Environment configs for different frontend/backends and services.

  • admin/: Admin frontend environment settings.

  • api/: Backend API environment settings.

  • seller/: Seller frontend environment settings.

  • store/: Store (customer) frontend environment settings.

See the examples in the config folder, for example: config/store/.env.

What each config contains (high-level)

• admin/.env — admin frontend variables (API_BASE_URL, CHAT_URL, IMAGE_URL, STORE_URL, PLUGIN_URL).

• api/.env — backend service environment (DB, TypeORM, JWT, mail, URLs, logging, etc.).

• seller/.env — seller frontend variables (similar to admin frontend).

• store/.env — store frontend variables (STORE_KEY, INDUSTRY_SLUG, API_BASE_URL, etc.).

Important example variables you will likely edit before starting:

• API_BASE_URL — base URL for the backend API.

• IMAGE_URL — image CDN/resize endpoint.

• STORE_URL — frontend store host (used by plugins/redirects).

• Database variables in api/.env (TYPEORM_HOST, TYPEORM_USERNAME, TYPEORM_PASSWORD, TYPEORM_DATABASE).

Examples (taken from workspace):

Admin / Frontend sample (trimmed):

API_BASE_URL=http://localhost:8000/api
ENVIRONMENT=development
CHAT_URL=http://localhost:4001/
IMAGE_URL=http://localhost:8000/api/media/image-resize/
STORE_URL=http://localhost:3003
PLUGIN_URL=https://v5.spurtb2b.com/backend/

API / Backend sample (trimmed):

APP_NAME=spurtcommerce
APP_HOST=localhost
APP_PORT=8000
APP_ROUTE_PREFIX=/api

TYPEORM_CONNECTION=mysql
TYPEORM_HOST=mysql-database
TYPEORM_PORT=3306
- Docker and Docker Compose (v2) installed on host.
Basic Docker Compose commands
**Compose reference**

Refer to the canonical Compose configuration at [compose.yaml](compose.yaml) for the current service definitions, ports, and environment mappings. Use the following commands to control the stack:

```bash
docker compose up -d    # start services
docker compose logs -f  # view logs
docker compose down     # stop and remove containers

If you need help mapping ports or environment variables from compose.yaml into local

config/*/.env files, tell me which service or variable you want updated and I will adjust the files.

• See config/store/.env for the store frontend example: config/store/.env.

If you want, I can:

• Update the compose.yaml ports or environment stubs for your local IP.

• Add a .env.example file per component.

• Create a short troubleshooting script to verify service connectivity (DB and API).

Generated README to help get the project running with Docker Compose.

Overview

This is the official repository of Spurtcommerce. Using these Docker Images, you can easily deploy Spurtcommerce Multi-Vendor Marketplace in your local server.

Start Spurtcommerce with Docker Compose

By following these two simple commands, you can quickly launch Spurtcommerce in your local server.

Additionally, you should have docker and docker-compose installed on your system.

If you have not yet installed Docker in your local server, then follow this first step.

sudo snap install docker

Step 1:

git clone https://github.com/spurtcommerce/docker-spurtcommerce.git && cd docker-spurtcommerce

Having already built the Docker images you can run docker compose command

Step 2 :

docker compose up

If the above command gives an error, try running it with sudo:

sudo docker compose up

Spurtcommerce port

our local Spurtcommerce setup is now running with each of the services occupying the following ports:

Parameter	Function
-p 8000	The port for the spurtcommerce api
-p 3001/admin	Angular Frontend - Admin
-p 3002	Angular Frontend - Seller
-p 3000	Store Frontend - Store

Then SpurtCommerce is ready at:

• Admin: http://localhost:3001

• Seller: http://localhost:3002

• Store: http://localhost:3000

Available Images

**Images / Builds**

Service images and build contexts are defined in the primary Compose file compose.yaml. Inspect compose.yaml to see whether a service pulls an image from Docker Hub (the image: field) or builds locally (the build: field), and to view the exact image names, tags, and ports used by the stack.

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