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 Using this package is simple—install it via composer, and you have access to a new route:pretty Artisan command:

composer require wulfheart/pretty_routes

# Or require as a dev dependency if you want
composer require --dev wulfheart/pretty_routes

Then you have a similar API to the route:list command to visualize your routes with a beautiful CLI formatting for max readability and helpful information:

php artisan route:pretty

# Example with options
php artisan route:pretty \
  --except-path=horizon \
  --method=POST \
  --reverse

Here's an example of the output from the project's readme:

Pretty route console output

You can learn more about this package, get full installation instructions, and view the source code on GitHub.

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