.platform.app.yaml

# .platform.app.yaml

# The name param is linked to the "upstream" parameter in
# routes.yaml. If you called the app "foo", then the
# upstream parameter would look like `upstream: "foo:http"`
name: app
# The "type" parameter takes the form "language:version".
# This could be `python:3.5` for example
type: php:7.0
# Look for a composer.lock (or composer.json) and download
# the listed dependencies
build:
  flavor: composer
# How much disk space will this app need?  This is primarily used for
# user uploaded assets, so for this application you don't really need
# anything here, 256 would be fine.  You can always grow
# this later, so this is a safe starting point. (in MB)
disk: 2048
# Now that a request has gotten this far, how do you want
# it handled?  We'll go into more detail about these params
# in a later post.  This section can be thought of as
# somewhat analogous to an Apache or Nginx config file.
web:
  locations:
    "/":
      root: "app"
      index:
        - index.html
      allow: true