There's an isolated venv/ in the project folder, so no global packages or system python mods.
If your python is 3.11+, the install should recognize it. If you have 3.10 or lower, it's going to prompt you to install 3.11 for the project environment through winget or python.org. If you are running multiple pythons, it uses py -3.11 to pick the version.
For Docker, the app is going to want you to already have docker running, and will want to make and utilize 3 containers (PostgresSQL, Qdrant, Redis) in their own isolated docker-compose project. It uses nonstandard ports, but there could be conflicts there if you have stuff running on 5435, 6343/6344 or 6380. The backend wants to run at 8000, and the frontend wants to run at 3000, so those could conflict potentially as well.
The script is going to check if docker is running - if it is, you should be set. If it's not, it's going to prompt you to start it up.
Nothing in the install should touch your docker daemon config or your existing containers.
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TL;DR is it should be fine, and thank you!
There's an isolated venv/ in the project folder, so no global packages or system python mods.
If your python is 3.11+, the install should recognize it. If you have 3.10 or lower, it's going to prompt you to install 3.11 for the project environment through winget or python.org. If you are running multiple pythons, it uses py -3.11 to pick the version.
For Docker, the app is going to want you to already have docker running, and will want to make and utilize 3 containers (PostgresSQL, Qdrant, Redis) in their own isolated docker-compose project. It uses nonstandard ports, but there could be conflicts there if you have stuff running on 5435, 6343/6344 or 6380. The backend wants to run at 8000, and the frontend wants to run at 3000, so those could conflict potentially as well.
The script is going to check if docker is running - if it is, you should be set. If it's not, it's going to prompt you to start it up.
Nothing in the install should touch your docker daemon config or your existing containers.
Let me know how it works for you!