Filtering Laravel Routes: Excluding Admin Routes with Artisan and Grep

October 24, 2024

The command:

php artisan route:list | grep -v "admin"

This command lists all the routes in a Laravel application but excludes those that contain the word "admin." Here's how it works:

php artisan route:list: This command outputs a list of all routes defined in your Laravel application, including the HTTP method, URI, name, and associated controller/action.
| grep -v "admin": The pipe (|) passes the output of the route:list command to grep, which filters the results. The -v flag in grep inverts the match, so it excludes any lines that contain the word "admin."

This is useful when you want to inspect or work with routes but ignore specific routes (in this case, admin-related ones).

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