add; Dockerfile for running inside a container #18
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| Interesting—thanks for the contribution, @karthikmuralidharan. How would you imagine the README.md changing to describe this? Also, FWIW, the |
karthikmuralidharan force-pushed the add-dockerfile branch from d818931 to 8635376 Compare 
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| @markandrus I forgot to reply :). I have updated the README to provide instructions on building the image and running the container and have made some small tweaks to the Dockerfile as well. |
| bump Twilio |
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For some weird reason I wasn't able to successfully install all the dependencies on my macOS 10.12.5 (16F73) with Node versions v8.1.2, v8.0.0, v7.10.0.
I kept constantly receiving this error:
I didn't try to dig any deeper into this and simply created a Dockerfile and ran a container to see if it had to do something with my current OS environment. It worked!! So I thought it might be useful for somebody else.