Soft fork for a caddy reverse template for railway
Use JSON logging
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{ # global options
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admin off # theres no need for the admin api in railway's environment
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persist_config off # storage isn't persistent anyway
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auto_https off # railway handles https for us, this would cause issues if left enabled
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log { # runtime logs
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format console # set runtime log format to console mode
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}
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servers { # server options
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trusted_proxies static private_ranges # trust railway's proxy
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}
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# global options
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{
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admin off # theres no need for the admin api in railway's environment
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persist_config off # storage isn't persistent anyway
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auto_https off # railway handles https for us, this would cause issues if left enabled
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# runtime logs
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log {
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format json # set runtime log format to json mode
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}
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# server options
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servers {
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trusted_proxies static private_ranges # trust railway's proxy
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}
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}
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:{$PORT} { # site block, listens on the $PORT environment variable, automatically assigned by railway
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log { # access logs
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format console # set access log format to console mode
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}
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# site block, listens on the $PORT environment variable, automatically assigned by railway
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:{$PORT} {
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# access logs
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log {
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format json # set access log format to json mode
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}
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reverse_proxy {$FRONTEND_HOST} # proxy all requests for /* to the frontend, configure this variable in the service settings
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reverse_proxy {$FRONTEND_HOST} # proxy all requests for /* to the frontend, configure this variable in the service settings
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# the handle_path directive will strip /api/ from the path before proxying
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# this is needed if your backend's api routes don't start with /api/
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# change paths as needed
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handle_path /api/* { # this strips the /api/ prefix from the uri sent to the proxy address
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reverse_proxy {$BACKEND_HOST} # proxy all requests for /api/* to the backend, configure this variable in the service settings
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}
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# the handle_path directive will strip /api/ from the path before proxying
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# this is needed if your backend's api routes don't start with /api/
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# change paths as needed
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handle_path /api/* {
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# this strips the /api/ prefix from the uri sent to the proxy address
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reverse_proxy {$BACKEND_HOST} # proxy all requests for /api/* to the backend, configure this variable in the service settings
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}
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# if your backend's api routes do start with /api/ then you wouldn't want to strip the path prefix
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# if so, comment out the above handle_path block, and uncomment this reverse_proxy directive
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# change paths as needed
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# reverse_proxy {$BACKEND_HOST} # configure this variable in the service settings
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}
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# if your backend's api routes do start with /api/ then you wouldn't want to strip the path prefix
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# if so, comment out the above handle_path block, and uncomment this reverse_proxy directive
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# change paths as needed
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# reverse_proxy {$BACKEND_HOST} # configure this variable in the service settings
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}