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Actually, after a lot of searching around, I think starting the mysql docker container from the JS app is not the best way to go about this. I would rather pack the app in its own docker container and start both the app and the database via docker-compose. I will provide a Dockerfile for containerizing the app and a docker-compose file for running the app and mysql container.
There are currently two problems when we start the application itself in a container.
The config file (config/config.json) is updated on demand in production. This would mean it would have to be edited in the container and changes would be lost when restarting
The application should run a MySQL container when starting and make sure it is shut down when the server stops:
All data saved into the mydql has to be persisted locally when shutting down the application.
The goal of this is to build the framework to save all configuration and server specific data into this database (e.g. The store)
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