feat: Improvise the docker compose setup for local development

[rbalman]

I would like to add following minor enhancements for local docker compose setup.

• Add adminer as the UI based database manager for easier visualization and management of database and tables locally. It can be accessed under port localhost:8080
• Removing the need of Dockerfile.dev by leveraging the compose.yml file.
  • Specific version of the node(20.10.0) is being used and information is received from the .env file
  • Specific version of the pnpm(9.1.2) is utilized.
• Minor yaml fixes on minio-client

Screenshots

Local Setup

[github-actions]

Thank you for following the naming conventions for pull request titles! 🙏

[dahal]

Thanks for submitting this pull-request @rbalman , I have made few suggestions, everything else looks great. 🫡

[rbalman]

@dahal Is the pnpm-lock.yaml file's change valid ? I am unsure of that, It probably changed because I pegged the pnpm version to latest version 9.1.2. Shall I revert and peg the version to 6.x.x or is this okay?

[dahal]

@dahal Is the pnpm-lock.yaml file's change valid ? I am unsure of that, It probably changed because I pegged the pnpm version to latest version 9.1.2. Shall I revert and peg the version to 6.x.x or is this okay?

Yes, that should be fine.

[dahal]

I am getting this error

WARN[0000] The "NODE_VERSION" variable is not set. Defaulting to a blank string.

Are we expected to pass NODE_VERSION when we run docker compose up, instead can we set a default somewhere?

Also, lets run pnpm db:studio as well. It could part of the same service app, or a different one called studio.

[rbalman]

I am getting this error

WARN[0000] The "NODE_VERSION" variable is not set. Defaulting to a blank string.

Do you have NODE_VERSION declared in the .env file? I added it in the new .env.example file.

[rbalman]

I have published my final changes, after our sync @dahal. Below is the latest screenshot of my local setup.

[dahal]

Thanks again for optimizing our developer experience @rbalman