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Elara 2024-08-04 22:56:12 +00:00
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@ -26,8 +26,8 @@ The `route` block represents a virtual host configuration.
- `name` (label, string): The name of the virtual host. - `name` (label, string): The name of the virtual host.
- `backend` (string): The backend to use for the route (e.g., `docker`, `serial`). - `backend` (string): The backend to use for the route (e.g., `docker`, `serial`).
- `match` (string): The regular expression to match for routing. The first capture group in the regular expression will be passed to the backend as the argument. If there's a named capture group with the name `arg`, that will be used as the argument instead. If there are no capture groups, the whole routing path will be used as the argument. - `match` (string): The regular expression to match for routing. The first capture group in the regular expression will be passed to the backend as the argument. If there's a named capture group with the name `arg`, that will be used as the argument instead. If there are no capture groups, the whole routing path will be used as the argument.
- `settings` (object): Additional settings for the backend. These are different for each backend. - `settings` (object): Additional settings for the backend. These are different for each backend. See the [Backends](Backends) page for more information.
- `permissions` (optional, object): Permissions map for the route. If this is missing, all users will be allowed to access all resources. See more information on the [Permissions](Permissions) page. - `permissions` (optional, object): Permissions map for the route. If this is missing, all users will be allowed to access all resources. See the [Permissions](Permissions) page for more information.
### Example ### Example
```hcl ```hcl