# Both networks must already exist and be attached to the reverse proxy:
#   docker network create actionBlocks_website
#   docker network create actionBlocks_server
#
# Reverse proxy routing:
#   website -> actionblocks-website:80
#   game hub -> actionblocks-server:8080, path /hub (needs WebSocket upgrade support:
#               "Upgrade" and "Connection" headers must be forwarded).
# Sub-paths are supported (e.g. site at https://example.com/website/, server at /server):
#   - the website works whether or not the proxy strips its prefix;
#   - set SERVER_URL to the hub URL the browser should use, e.g. https://example.com/server/hub;
#   - if the proxy does NOT strip the server prefix, set PATH_BASE=/server.
# If the hub is served from a different host, also list the website origin in ALLOWED_ORIGINS.

services:
  actionblocks-website:
    build: ./actionBlocks_website
    container_name: actionblocks-website
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      SERVER_URL: ${SERVER_URL:-}
    networks:
      - actionBlocks_website

  actionblocks-server:
    build: ./actionBlocks_server
    container_name: actionblocks-server
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      ALLOWED_ORIGINS: ${ALLOWED_ORIGINS:-}
      HUB_PATH: /hub
      PATH_BASE: ${PATH_BASE:-}
    networks:
      - actionBlocks_server

networks:
  actionBlocks_website:
    external: true
  actionBlocks_server:
    external: true