Setting up routing for a DocC Archive (`.doccarchive`) in Nginx

DocC+Nginx

# Read the whole file once, if you're going to use it. There are a few things you need to change.

# Disclaimer: 
# I'm using a very similar code myself, but i'm not a Nginx expert, so use this at your own risk.

server {
    server_name YOURDOMAIN.COM WWW.YOURDOMAIN.COM;
    # Example: `server_name oauthbm.mahdibm.com www.oauthbm.mahdibm.com;`
    root /path/to/NAME_OF_ARCHIVE.doccarchive;
    # Example: `home/ubuntu/OAuthBM/OAuthBM.doccarchive;`
    
    # The code below is required, as per what Apple says in th WWDC video `Host and automate your DocC documentation`. Watch that for more.
    location /tutorials {
       try_files $uri /index.html;
    }

    # The code below is required, as per what Apple says in th WWDC video `Host and automate your DocC documentation`. Watch that for more.
    location /documentation {
        try_files $uri /index.html;
    }

    # The code below is NOT required. You can remove it.
    # DocC doesn't have a starting page, so _without_ this code, if you for example do `oauthbm.mahdibm.com` you'll see a `NOT FOUND` page.
    # This code will instead redirect people to the `tutorials` section of your DocC documentation.
    location = / {
        return 302 /tutorials/NAME_OF_PACKAGE;
        # Example: `return 302 /tutorials/oauthbm;`
    }
    
    # NOTE:
    # `/tutorials` and `/documentation` endpoints themselves will just show a `NOT FOUND` page.
    # Instead you need to do `/tutorials/NAME_OF_PACKAGE` and `/documentation/NAME_OF_PACKAGE` (e.g. in my case `/tutorials/oauthbm`)
}