innoboxrr / routes-to-json

1.0.6 2026-08-22 18:27 UTC

MIT

• Homero Raul

Published on Packagist.org on 2026-08-22 18:27 UTC

README

Stop hardcoding URLs in your frontend.

Your Laravel routes already have names. This package exports them to a JSON file your JavaScript can read, so the frontend resolves URLs the same way Blade does — by name, not by string.

php artisan routes:json

{
  "user.profile": "/users/{id}/profile",
  "invoice.show": "/invoices/{invoice}"
}

Then resolve them in the browser with the companion package, route-resolver:

route('user.profile', { id: 42 });   // → /users/42/profile

Why it matters

Hardcoded URLs are silent breakage. You rename a route, the backend tests pass, and a button in the SPA quietly 404s in production. Naming the route on both sides makes the rename a compile-time problem instead of a support ticket.

Install

composer require innoboxrr/routes-to-json
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=routes-to-json-config

Configure the output path and which route groups to include, then run the command as part of your build.

Part of Innobox R&R — 52 open-source packages extracted from production work. innobox.systems