bitrix-routing

Bitrix routing migration from urlrewrite.php involves defining legacy URL rules in web.php or api.php files using RoutingConfigurator with groups, prefixes, and middleware. This transition enables scalable URL management across local and module routes.

Bitrix RoutingConfigurator supports route groups, prefixes, middleware, named routes, parameter constraints, and URL generation through UrlManager. These features allow scalable configuration for public endpoints and REST APIs in enterprise Bitrix applications.

To generate URLs in Bitrix using UrlManager, you define named routes and parameter constraints within your RoutingConfigurator setup in web.php or api.php. Proper integration in .settings.php ensures UrlManager can correctly resolve and generate these modern URLs.

Bitrix routing configuration applies to both local and module routes. By placing web.php and api.php files in the appropriate directories and integrating them via .settings.php, you can manage public endpoints and REST APIs across different application modules.

Migrating from urlrewrite.php to Bitrix RoutingConfigurator requires proper .settings.php integration to enable UrlManager. Limitations include ensuring all legacy URL rules are correctly translated into groups, prefixes, and middleware structures within web.php or api.php files.