List all routes in Vapor
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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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
add a comment |
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
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
swift routing vapor
asked Nov 16 '18 at 7:13
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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Run vapor run routes
from the command line after executing vapor build
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Run vapor run routes
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Run vapor run routes
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Run vapor run routes
from the command line after executing vapor build
answered Nov 16 '18 at 19:33
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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.
add a comment |
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.
add a comment |
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.
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.
answered Nov 18 '18 at 9:31
Razib MollickRazib Mollick
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