config_with_includes.yaml

# Example configuration demonstrating hostname-specific include files
# This allows organizing hooks into separate files per hostname

host: "0.0.0.0"
port: 8080
log_level: "INFO"

hook_mappings:
  pre_hooks:
    # Include all pre-hooks for example.com from a separate file
    - hostname: "example.com"
      include: "hooks/example.com-pre.yaml"

    # Include pre-hooks for api.example.com
    - hostname: "api.example.com"
      include: "hooks/api.example.com-pre.yaml"

    # Regular inline hooks still work
    - hostname: "*.other.com"
      url_pattern: "/maintenance"
      hook: "static_html"
      params:
        html: "<h1>Under Maintenance</h1>"
        status: 503

  post_hooks:
    # Include all post-hooks for example.com from a separate file
    - hostname: "example.com"
      include: "hooks/example.com-post.yaml"

    # Include post-hooks for api.example.com
    - hostname: "api.example.com"
      include: "hooks/api.example.com-post.yaml"

    # Mix includes with regular hooks
    - hostname: "*.test.com"
      url_pattern: "/*"
      hook: "text_rewrite"
      params:
        pattern: "Production"
        replacement: "Test"
        flags: "IGNORECASE"