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I want to inspect a list of all routes, that Vapor app is serving. Is there a script or a run-time command that will generate the list for me?



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    I want to inspect a list of all routes, that Vapor app is serving. Is there a script or a run-time command that will generate the list for me?



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      I want to inspect a list of all routes, that Vapor app is serving. Is there a script or a run-time command that will generate the list for me?



      I'm looking for something similar to rake routes in Ruby on Rails










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      I want to inspect a list of all routes, that Vapor app is serving. Is there a script or a run-time command that will generate the list for me?



      I'm looking for something similar to rake routes in Ruby on Rails







      swift routing vapor






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      Tomasz BąkTomasz Bąk

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          Run vapor run routes from the command line after executing vapor build






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            Another alternative to get the routes use the following command. It will build your project and displays all routes registered to the Application's Router in an ASCII-formatted table.



             $ swift run Run routes

            +------+------------------+
            | GET | /search |
            +------+------------------+
            | GET | /hash/:string |
            +------+------------------+


            A colon preceding a path component indicates a variable parameter. A colon with no text following is a parameter whose result will be discarded.






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                      Another alternative to get the routes use the following command. It will build your project and displays all routes registered to the Application's Router in an ASCII-formatted table.



                       $ swift run Run routes

                      +------+------------------+
                      | GET | /search |
                      +------+------------------+
                      | GET | /hash/:string |
                      +------+------------------+


                      A colon preceding a path component indicates a variable parameter. A colon with no text following is a parameter whose result will be discarded.






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                        Another alternative to get the routes use the following command. It will build your project and displays all routes registered to the Application's Router in an ASCII-formatted table.



                         $ swift run Run routes

                        +------+------------------+
                        | GET | /search |
                        +------+------------------+
                        | GET | /hash/:string |
                        +------+------------------+


                        A colon preceding a path component indicates a variable parameter. A colon with no text following is a parameter whose result will be discarded.






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                          Another alternative to get the routes use the following command. It will build your project and displays all routes registered to the Application's Router in an ASCII-formatted table.



                           $ swift run Run routes

                          +------+------------------+
                          | GET | /search |
                          +------+------------------+
                          | GET | /hash/:string |
                          +------+------------------+


                          A colon preceding a path component indicates a variable parameter. A colon with no text following is a parameter whose result will be discarded.






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                          Another alternative to get the routes use the following command. It will build your project and displays all routes registered to the Application's Router in an ASCII-formatted table.



                           $ swift run Run routes

                          +------+------------------+
                          | GET | /search |
                          +------+------------------+
                          | GET | /hash/:string |
                          +------+------------------+


                          A colon preceding a path component indicates a variable parameter. A colon with no text following is a parameter whose result will be discarded.







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