Hide telescope routes from route:list

[shahvirag]

Artisan command php artisan route:list displays all application routes.
After telescope install it shows all telescope routes with application routes.

Ignore telescope routes to display in php artisan route:list command just like ignition package routes are doing.

Before laravel/telescope installed.

After laravel/telescope installed.

[Michael-Stokoe]

route:list should group the routes together in the order they were loaded in.

So all your telescope routes will be next to eachother, horizon routes etc.

Just scroll past. Or if you're looking for something specific, ctrl+F is your friend.

[shahvirag]

route:list should group the routes together in the order they were loaded in.

So all your telescope routes will be next to eachother, horizon routes etc.

Just scroll past. Or if you're looking for something specific, ctrl+F is your friend.

I can do that. But for simplification we could also add more options to display all routes.
route:list --with-plugin

Idea:

route:list
This will display all routes register inside routes/*.php

route:list --with-plugin
This will display all routes register with whole application (teelscope, horizon, ignition and other plugin routes etc).

[julienbourdeau]

I agree that with Telescope, Horizon or Nova routes, you don't really use them often, but many packages add routes to your app that you're going to use. Then, how do you differentiate them?

[shahvirag]

I agree that with Telescope, Horizon or Nova routes, you don't really use them often, but many packages add routes to your app that you're going to use. Then, how do you differentiate them?

Agreed.
Is there any better way that we can differentiate our application routes with application routes..
Or at least laravel first party package routes are listed differently.

[stefancroweult]

Having run into this issue it got me thinking would it be possible to have a method to exclude when using the filter options such as --path?

Similar to how you can exclude search terms in Google by prefixing with a minus symbol ("-excluded") maybe a similar format can be used?

e.g. php artisan route:list --path=-telescope

I realise that URLs have dashes in them but must be rare people would start with the dash?

[Michael-Stokoe]

What you're asking for (kind of) already exists @stefancroweult :

https://github.com/laravel/framework/blob/7.x/src/Illuminate/Foundation/Console/RouteListCommand.php#L251

[stefancroweult]

Sorry I may not have been clear - I meant enhancing the current filters, including --path, to allow negation symbols.

So if I wanted all routes except /telescope I could do --path=-/telescope (note the - before /telescope)

[Michael-Stokoe]

Then build it and create the PR?

You could add a "not" option. Which removes items from the array if their path matches the given pattern[s]?

It's really not difficult.

[stevenweirultimate]

Then build it and create the PR?

You could add a "not" option. Which removes items from the array if their path matches the given pattern[s]?

It's really not difficult.

But isn't this an Ideas board for discussing...."ideas".... 0_o