leffacarlos / view-routes
This package allows you to view Laravel routes on a web page.
Requires
- laravel/framework: >=5.0
README
This package allows you to view Laravel routes on a web page. Allows a range of configurations such as path, name and access route middleware, display or not in production or debug environments, as well as the possibility of filters by route path and name.
Installation
composer require leffacarlos/view-routes
Configuration
By default a route will be created for /view-routes.
If you wish, you can publish the configuration file but all keys can be written to your .env file as explained below:
VIEW_ROUTES_HIDE_IN_PRODUCTION=true
Defines whether the route will be hidden in a production environment
VIEW_ROUTES_HIDE_IN_NON_DEBUG=true
Defines whether the route will be hidden in a non-debug environment
VIEW_ROUTES_ROUTE=view-routes
Specifies the path of the route
VIEW_ROUTES_ROUTE_NAME=view.routes
Specifies the name of the route
VIEW_ROUTES_MIDDLEWARES=
Comma separated middlewares can be applied to protect the route
Ex: web,auth:api
VIEW_ROUTES_HIDE_METHODS=HEAD,OPTIONS,TRACE
Allows you to hide routes that have the following comma separated methods
VIEW_ROUTES_SHOW_PREFIXES=
You can specify some initial paths to list the routes
Ex: api\,login
VIEW_ROUTES_HIDE_PREFIXES=view-routes
Some initial prefixes can be defined to hide the routes. By the route path.
Ex: oauth,reset-password,view-routes
VIEW_ROUTES_HIDE_NAMES_PREFIXES=view.routes
Some initial prefixes can be defined to hide the routes. By the route name.
Ex: passport.,view.routes
License
The VIEW-ROUTES is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.