conf.yml

---
# Generic vhost generator configuration file.
# Location: /etc/vhost-gen/conf.yml
#
# See: https://github.com/devilbox/vhost-gen
#
# If not specified or file is missing the following
# default values will be merged to your current (if any)
# configuration:
#
# server: nginx
# conf_dir: /etc/nginx/conf.d
# custom:
# vhost:
#   port:
#   name:
#     prefix:
#     suffix:
#   docroot:
#     suffix:
#   log:
#     access:
#       prefix:
#       stdout: no
#     error:
#       prefix:
#       stderr: no
#     dir:
#       create: no
#       path: /var/log/nginx
#   listen:
#     enable: no
#   php_fpm:
#     enable: no
#     address: php
#     port: 9000
#   alias: []
#   deny: []
#   server_status:
#     enable: no
#     alias: /server-status


# The server type determines which template
# from etc/templates/ will be chosen.
# Allowed server types:
# server: apache22
# server: apache24
# server: nginx
server: nginx


# Where to store the generated configuration files.
# This must be a directory the web server will read
# configuration files from.
conf_dir: /etc/nginx/conf.d


# Custom directive
# Everything specified here will be directly replaced
# into the corresponding vhost directive:
#   nginx:  server { HERE }
#   apache: <VirtualHost *:80> HERE </VirtualHost>
#
# How to add multiline strings?
#
# custom: |
#   custom statement 1
#   custom statement 2
custom:


# Vhost definition
vhost:
  # What port should this virtual host listen on
  port: 80
  ssl_port: 443

  # The virtual host name is specified as an command line argument
  # to vhost-gen via '-n', however it is possible
  # to prepend and/or append additional name strings.
  name:
    prefix:
    suffix: .loc
  # The document root directory is specified as an command line argument
  # to vhost-gen via '-p', however it is possible
  # to prepend another subdirectory here.
  docroot:
    suffix: htdocs
  # Array of indecies to serve as default files (e.g.: index.php, index.html, etc)
  index:
    - index.php
    - index.html
    - index.htm
  # SSL Definition
  ssl:
    http2: True
    dir_crt: /etc/httpd/cert
    dir_key: /etc/httpd/cert
    protocols: 'TLSv1 TLSv1.1 TLSv1.2'
    honor_cipher_order: 'on'
    ciphers: 'HIGH:!aNULL:!MD5'

  # Log definition
  log:
    # Log file settings (error/access log)
    access:
      # By default the vhost name is used for log file names.
      # You can also prepand an additional string to the access log
      # as shown here:
      # <prefix><vhost>-access.log
      prefix: ''
      # For use inside a docker container, enable this in order
      # to redirect the access log to stdout instead of to file.
      # NOTE: When enabling this, the prefix will have no effect and the access
      # log will be stored under /tmp/www-access.log which will be a symlink of
      # /dev/stdout
      stdout: no
    error:
      # By default the vhost name is used for log file names.
      # You can also prepand an additional string to the error log
      # as shown here:
      # <prefix><vhost>-error.log
      prefix: ''
      # For use inside a docker container, enable this in order
      # to redirect the error log to stderr instead of to file.
      # NOTE: When enabling this, the prefix will have no effect and the error
      # log will be stored under /tmp/www-error.log which will be a symlink of
      # /dev/stderr
      stderr: no
    # Directory to store log files in.
    # Also define if the directory should be created or not.
    dir:
      create: yes
      path: /var/log/nginx
  # Enable PHP-FPM
  php_fpm:
    enable: yes
    # Hostname or IP address
    address: php
    port: 9000
    # Timeout to upstream FPM service
    timeout: 180
  # Create additional aliases
  alias:
    - alias: /my-api/
      path: /var/www/default/api
      # Allow cross-domain-request to this alias from the hosts/origin
      # specified by the below defined regex
      xdomain_request:
        enable: yes
        origin: 'http(s)?://(.*)$'
  # Denies locations
  deny:
    - alias: '/\.git'
    - alias: '/\.ht.*'
  # Enable server status on the following alias
  server_status:
    enable: yes
    alias: /server-status/