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A fluent way to export your Laravel routes to a Postman export

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A fluent way to export your Laravel routes to a Postman export

  • Thursday, October 12, 2017
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The README.md

Laraman

A fork of the original repo by RL-Studio. I am currently maintaining until they wish to pick up the project again., (*1)

Now Laravel 5.5 compatible, (*2)

Have you ever been building a huge API and you're sitting there with Postman to quickly look at your requests? It's tedious, right? So much copy-pasting routes and keeping track of them. Maybe at one point you started making some Postman collections? What if there was a better way, an easier way? There is. Laraman allows you to export all the routes that are registered in your application to a json file that can be imported into Postman., (*3)

Installation

Install via composer:, (*4)

composer require --dev rl-studio/laraman

If using Laravel 5.4 or below, add the service provider to your providers array in config/app.php, (*5)

RLStudio\Laraman\ServiceProvider::class,

That's all!, (*6)

Usage

To run the command, simply use, (*7)

php artisan laraman:export

This will place a laraman-export.json inside your storage/app folder. You are free to change the name of the file by specifying the filename as follows:, (*8)

php artisan laraman:export --name=my-app

The Versions

12/10 2017

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9999999-dev

A fluent way to export your Laravel routes to a Postman export

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by Leo Sjöberg

12/10 2017

1.0.1

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A fluent way to export your Laravel routes to a Postman export

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MIT

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by Leo Sjöberg

15/08 2016

1.0.0

1.0.0.0

A fluent way to export your Laravel routes to a Postman export

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MIT

The Requires

 

by Leo Sjöberg