You have a xml file rewriteMap.config which is something what IIS uses to configure rewrite rules (It seems to me like a htaccess for IIS, but I am definitely not an IIS expert). And you want to use cloudflare pages for hosting your modern web. This repository contains convertor from the IIS to the cloudflare pages.
In short: Converting rewriteMap.config from IIS to cloudflare's pages function. The output from this script is structure generated in given directory.
I recomend to run it first time out of your code to be sure what this script do, to prevent any accidents...
Parse rewriteMap.config on the input and generate functions with structure in output directory ./functions.
iis2flare -i rewriteMap.config -o ./functionsBefore each run delete content of output directory. This binary does NOT delete anything.
iis2flare -hThe long story short: The Cloudflare is an awesome and I love all their products (allmost same like as the Hashicorp's). But even cloudflare have some annoying limitations and one of them is available amounth of redirects offered by "the pages" product (unfortunatelly it is increasable only in Enterprise plan). So even if the pages fullfill our requirements perfectly, we had to look around to choose: an another provider, or hack it somehow. :no_mouth:Our webs has hundreds of redirects due some kind of SEO reasons :no_mouth:...
We've found the pages function as an another automatizable way, how to generate redirects and keep them verzioned in git.
I am not a coder and I'm only golang beginner, but it works for us and maybe it could work for you... 😉