Update tooling, allow environment variables, dockerize #2
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Sweet I will get to testing it this week and see how well it works. Thank you so much for the amazing work |
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This PR does a lot so I'll try to explain it as well as I can.
Add uv as a project manager. This just makes it easier for people to get into the project, assuming they're ok with installing UV. If not they can stick with the normal requirements.txt way of doing things. requirements.txt has also been updated and is serving more as a lockfile for uv, so it now lists all dependencies and has them locked.
I made the config file optional by making it so that you can also use environment variables. This is especially nice when it comes to docker because otherwise you have to mount the config file as a volume.
Added a Dockerfile. This is pretty self explanatory.
Updated the README with a lot of extra instructions, including how to run with Docker.