Dify

🚀 Developing with Dev Containers

This project includes a development container configuration that allows you to open the project in a container with a fully configured development environment. When the container starts, both the front - end and back - end environments will be initialized.

🚀 Quick Start

GitHub Codespaces

You can directly click the button above to open this project in GitHub Codespaces.

For more information, please refer to GitHub Documentation.

VS Code Dev Containers

If you have installed VS Code, you can click the button above to open this project in a VS Code development container.

You can learn more by referring to Dev Containers Documentation.

✨ Features

Advantages of Dev Containers

• Unified Development Environment: By using development containers, you can ensure that all developers work in the same environment, reducing the "it works on my machine" problem.
• Quick Onboarding: New developers can set up their development environment within minutes without spending a lot of time on environment configuration.
• Isolation: Development containers isolate the project from the host operating system, reducing the impact of operating system updates or other application installations on the development environment.

Disadvantages of Dev Containers

• Learning Curve: For developers unfamiliar with Docker and VS Code, using development containers may be a bit complicated.
• Performance Impact: Usually minor, but programs running in containers may be slightly slower than running directly on the host.

📚 Documentation

Troubleshooting

If you see the following error message when opening this project in Codespaces:

A simple solution is to change the /signin endpoint to another endpoint, then log in with your GitHub account and close the tab, and then change it back to the /signin endpoint. This will resolve all issues.

The reason is that the signin endpoint is not allowed in Codespaces. For more details, refer to here.