server {
    # Listen at port 80 for HTTP requests
    listen          80;
    # Listen at port 443 for secure HTTPS requests
    listen          443 ssl http2;
    # The domain name(s) that the site should answer
    # for. You can use a wildcard here, e.g.
    # *.example.com for a subdomain multisite.
    server_name     vvv.diglek.test;

    # The folder containing your site files.
    # The {vvv_path_to_folder} token gets replaced
    # with the folder containing this, e.g. if this
    # folder is /srv/www/foo/ and you have a root
    # value of `{vvv_path_to_folder}/htdocs` this
    # will be auto-magically transformed to
    # `/srv/www/foo/htdocs`.
    root            {vvv_path_to_site}/www;


    location ~ ^\/app\/themes\/digitala-lektioner\/css\/(app\.[^.]+\.css) {
        if (!-f $request_filename) {
            rewrite ^/app/themes/digitala-lektioner/css/(app\.[^.]+\.css) $scheme://$server_name/app/themes/digitala-lektioner/css/app.css redirect;
        }
    }

    {vvv_tls_cert}
    {vvv_tls_key}

    location ~ ^\/app\/themes\/digitala-lektioner\/js\/(app\.[^.]+\.js) {
        if (!-f $request_filename) {
            rewrite ^/app/themes/digitala-lektioner/js/(app\.[^.]+\.js) $scheme://$server_name/app/themes/digitala-lektioner/js/app.js redirect;
        }
    }

    {vvv_tls_cert}
    {vvv_tls_key}

    # A handy set of common Nginx configuration commands
    # for WordPress, maintained by the VVV project.
    include         /etc/nginx/nginx-wp-common.conf;
}