ln-731-docker-generator

To generate Docker and docker-compose configurations for multi-container apps, run this skill in your project root to automatically scaffold Dockerfiles, compose definitions, nginx configs, and .dockerignore files adapted to your detected frontend and backend stacks.

Yes, you can scaffold Docker templates for both frontend and backend stacks automatically. The skill detects your specific stack and versions, then adapts the Dockerfile and docker-compose templates to match your monorepo or microservices structure.

The best way to set up secure defaults like non-root users and explicit health checks is by using a template-driven generator. This skill applies production-oriented security defaults automatically, including non-root user setup and versioned base image pinning.

Yes, the generated docker-compose configuration supports custom project names and port substitutions. The skill uses CLI-substitution to inject your specific project name and port variables directly into the scaffolded Docker and compose templates.

You need an nginx config for your multi-container Docker setup when routing traffic between frontend and backend services. This skill optionally generates an nginx.conf template alongside your Dockerfiles and docker-compose file to manage reverse proxy routing.

You should use a template-driven Docker generator instead of writing manually to reduce boilerplate and setup time. It ensures consistent, production-ready configurations across projects by applying secure defaults and version-pinned base images automatically.