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Hi there @th3pl4gu33,
Are you running your JS application directly on the host or on inside a container connected to the same Docker network?
If this is the case, what I could suggest is running netstat -plant after starting the Flask Docker container to see if the port is exposed to the host correctly.
Another thing that I could suggest is running docker inspect for your network to see if the Flask container is correctly connected. Also maybe try to set the container name to fortweet rather than Fortweet to avoid any problems due to case sensitivity.
Let me know how it goes. Regards, Bobby