# Configuration for the official 42 tester, tester42/official/tester.
#
# Every path below is relative to the repository root, so run both from there:
#   ./webserv conf/tester.conf
#   ./tester42/official/tester http://localhost:8000

server {
    # 0.0.0.0 accepts connections arriving on any interface. 127.0.0.1 would
    # accept only those from the same machine.
    listen      0.0.0.0:8000;
    server_name webserv.tester;

    # The tester POSTs a 100 MB body, so the ceiling here has to sit above it.
    # /post_body lowers it again for that one location.
    client_max_body_size 200m;

    root  ./tester42/YoupiBanane;
    index index.html;

    # GET only, so that POST and HEAD on / answer 405.
    location / {
        allow_methods GET;
    }

    # alias and not root, and this is the case that shows they differ. The
    # server root is already YoupiBanane, so root would map /directory/nop onto
    # YoupiBanane/directory/nop, which does not exist. alias replaces the
    # matched prefix instead of keeping it.
    #
    # index youpi.bad_extension makes GET /directory and GET /directory/nop
    # succeed while GET /directory/Yeah gives 404, since Yeah is the one
    # subdirectory without that file. autoindex must stay off, or the listing
    # would answer 200 there instead.
    location /directory {
        alias         ./tester42/YoupiBanane;
        allow_methods GET;
        index         youpi.bad_extension;
        autoindex     off;
    }

    # Matched by extension, and this match wins over the /directory prefix
    # above, so POST /directory/youpi.bla reaches the CGI and not the static
    # handler. GET is allowed as well because the same path is also requested
    # with GET, and a location matched by extension sends every method to the
    # CGI.
    location ~ \.bla$ {
        allow_methods GET POST;
        cgi_pass      ./tester42/official/cgi_tester;
    }

    # The limit is inclusive: a body of exactly 100 bytes succeeds, 101 gives
    # 413. Bodies arrive chunked with no Content-Length, so the count is taken
    # on decoded bytes as they stream in.
    location /post_body {
        allow_methods        POST;
        client_max_body_size 100;
    }
}