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Let's get started with the project setup. We are going to clone a boilerplate project from GitHub. Run the following command from a console to clone the boilerplate code into your computer:
{% highlight console %} $ git clone https://github.com/UMiamiLibraries/get-results-es-boilerplate.git {% endhighlight %}
We have a Git submodule in our project. It is located in the .docker/wait-for-it directory. We need to initialize the submodule and update it. First, let's run the following command in the console:
{% highlight console %} $ git submodule init {% endhighlight %}
The previous command initialises the submodule. Next, we have to update it. Run the following code:
{% highlight console %} $ git submodule update {% endhighlight %}
Now we have initialized the Git submodule in our project.
At this point, the boilerplate structure should look like this:
{% highlight Docker %} +-- .. |-- get-results-es-boilerplate | |-- .docker (This directory will contain our Docker related files) | | |-- wait-for-it (We will get back to this directory in future sections of the workshop) | |-- search-app (This directoy contains the files for our search app) | |-- docker-compose.yml (We will configure our application's services in this file)
+-- .. {% endhighlight %}
In the next section we will start creating our Dockerfile.
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