Implementing regex-based redirects on Azure Static Web Apps using Azure Functions
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@DamirArh
Summary
A developer describes the challenge of implementing redirects when migrating a blog to Azure Static Web Apps. The built-in routing isn't flexible enough for complex redirect patterns, so the author explores using Azure Functions (managed APIs) to handle redirects via String.replace() methods, inspired by a blog post from John Reilly about server-side rendered Nuxt apps.
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Routes in Azure Static Web Apps aren't nearly flexible enough to cover my needs.
Most of my redirects could be implemented with a String.replace() method
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