This command was created to fill the need of a way to find out which route definition will match any given url and method, this is most useful in big apps with a lot of routes where debugging this can be cumbersome.
It was inspired by symfony's bin/console router:match command.
Require this package using composer, it is recommended to install it as a development dependency.
composer require masticore/laravel-url-matcher-command --devLaravel's auto discovery will automatically register the command into artisan console
Given a URL and an http method, the command will search all the registered routes for a match and show all relevant information (uri, name, handler, middlweare and others)
~$ php artisan route:match api/product/3/ get
+---------------------+---------------------------------------------+
| Property | Value |
+---------------------+---------------------------------------------+
| Uri | api/product/{product} |
| Prefix | api |
| Methods | GET, HEAD |
| Controller | App\Http\Controllers\ProductController@show |
| Middleware | api |
| Namespace | App\Http\Controllers |
| Parameter Names | product |
| Parameters | 123 |
| Original Parameters | |
| Binding Fields | |
| Is Fallback | false |
| Where | |
+---------------------+---------------------------------------------+- Unit tests
- Handle more use cases like route names, groups, subdomains, bindings
- support laravel versions older than 7.X
- support php versions other than 7.3 & 7.4