Improve TL;DR documentation for starters

[microstudi]

I've found quite impossible to install this and make it work.

This PR is an attempt to document a little bit better the steps needed in order for this to work properly with a Decidim installation.

• Fixes a Sidekiq configuration with servers other than localhost (note that this could be improved to allow passwords as well)
• Improves README instructions for easy setup
• Adds a "production" docker-compose.yml for easy deployment

[andreslucena]

I'd love to have this a couple of months ago 😅
Awesome work!! This is much better than what we have at the moment, for sure.
I have some small improvements

[andreslucena]

As this is for production, shouldn't we add restart: unless-stopped for all the services?

[microstudi]

Sure, although I imagine a real production docker-compose pulling a image directly from dockerhub instead of building it here. Let's say that this also work for development

[microstudi]

Also, production configurations can be very personal. I imagine most people would use a Nginx service integrated here instead of exposing the 8000 port form rails.

[andreslucena]

Also, when the notion.so manuals are migrated to docs/ and https://docs.decidim.org/bulletin-board/, then we should link at the beginning and the ending of this guide to have a full detailed explanation, but I really like having the TLDR in the README 👍🏽 👍🏽

[microstudi]

Also, when the notion.so manuals are migrated to docs/ and https://docs.decidim.org/bulletin-board/, then we should link at the beginning and the ending of this guide to have a full detailed explanation, but I really like having the TLDR in the README 👍🏽 👍🏽

This are really good news!

[microstudi]

Thanks for the fixes @andreslucena, I let you a couple of comments.

[microstudi]

Also, production configurations can be very personal. I imagine most people would use a Nginx service integrated here instead of exposing the 8000 port form rails.

[ahukkanen]

@microstudi Going through these open issues at bulletin board. Are you planning to continue working on this or should we close it?

We would need to rebase/merge with develop and address the possible feedback. I haven't tried out the docker compose setup yet because I am unsure if you will continue working on this.

[microstudi]

We should close this one in favor of #309

[andreslucena]

Closing this one as we're moving forward with #309