node-nextjs.yml

features:
  - node lts
# - mysql
# - postgresql
# - redis
nginx:
#  ---- Next.js default public folder ---- 
  root: public_html/public
  passenger:
    enabled: "on"
#   ---- sets NODE_ENV ----
    app_env: "production"
#   ---- if your main script is not "yarn start" change it here ----
    app_start_command: env PORT=$PORT yarn start
#   --- Sets $PWD. default value is parent of root ---
#   passenger_app_root: public_html
  locations:
#   ---- set up proper next.js static build e-tag cache --- 
    - match: /_next/static/
      alias: public_html/.next/static/
commands:
  - 'echo "NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL=\"https://${DOMAIN}\"" >> .env'
#  ---- Change "yarn" here if needed, it will referred later as $NPM ----
  - NPM=`which yarn`
  - $NPM install

# ---- if you change the code or NEXT_PUBLIC_* env, you need to rebuild it ----
  - $NPM run build

#  ---- Choose your database stack (also uncomment related feature above) ----
# - echo "DB_CONNECTION=sqlite:////$HOME/db.sqlite" >> .env
# - echo "DB_CONNECTION=mysql://$USERNAME:$MYPASSWD@localhost/$DATABASE" >> .env
# - echo "DB_CONNECTION=postgresql://$USERNAME:$PGPASSWD@localhost/$DATABASE" >> .env
# - echo -e "REDIS_HOST=localhost\nREDIS_PORT=6479\nREDIS_PASSWORD=${DATABASE}:::${RDPASSWD}" >> .env

#  ---- If you use next-auth ----
# - echo AUTH_SECRET=$(openssl rand -base64 33) >> .env
# - echo AUTH_TRUST_HOST=true >> .env