Nginx URL rewrite regex

Question

I've switched over from Apache to Nginx. A very smooth and trouble free process, until I had to sort out a .htaccess file I have, and now I am stumped.

I understand that Nginx does this differently and that this needs to be done in the config file (within a location /{code here} entry) using regex and the built-in rewrite function but I cannot figure it out!

I need to convert a URL request from this:

http://example.com/datasources/apis/v1/login.php

To:

http://example.com/datasources/apis/API_controller.php/v1/login.php

The PHP script will vary and there will sometimes be some variables in the URL (as in a GET request)

A steer in the right direction would be great.

cnst · Accepted Answer · 2016-05-02 22:06:08Z

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location ^~ /datasources/apis/v1/ {
    rewrite ^/datasources/apis/v1/(.*) /datasources/apis/API_controller.php/v1/$1;
}

answered May 2, 2016 at 22:06

cnst

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