I often need to view my current routes and how the Symfony kernel views them. This usually happens when I am adding new routes, I end up getting conflicts and have to resolve them by viewing what exists etc.
The command to view your routes is really simple. Open your console and navigate to your projects main directory and type the following command to see a list of all of your current Controllers routes.
php bin/console debug:router
That will output a list of all of your routes. Something like this
user_settings GET ANY ANY /user-settings profile_unavailable GET ANY ANY /profile-unavailable{page_data} save_user_settings POST ANY ANY /save-user-settings _preview_error ANY ANY ANY /_error/{code}.{_format} _wdt ANY ANY ANY /_wdt/{token} _profiler_home ANY ANY ANY /_profiler/ _profiler_search ANY ANY ANY /_profiler/search _profiler_search_bar ANY ANY ANY /_profiler/search_bar _profiler_phpinfo ANY ANY ANY /_profiler/phpinfo _profiler_search_results ANY ANY ANY /_profiler/{token}/search/results _profiler_open_file ANY ANY ANY /_profiler/open _profiler ANY ANY ANY /_profiler/{token} _profiler_router ANY ANY ANY /_profiler/{token}/router _profiler_exception ANY ANY ANY /_profiler/{token}/exception _profiler_exception_css ANY ANY ANY /_profiler/{token}/exception.css show_dash ANY ANY ANY /admin tos GET ANY ANY /app/pages/tos privacy GET ANY ANY /app/pages/privacy block_user POST ANY ANY /block-user unblock_user POST ANY ANY /unblock-user blocked_users GET ANY ANY /blocked-users
As you can see there are 5 columns. The first column is the routes name, tos for example. Here is how tos is declared in the Controller
* @Route("/app/pages/tos", name="tos", methods={"GET"})
The second column is what type of HTTP request is allowed POST, GET, HEAD etc. The next two columns are the Scheme and Host, dig in the docs under routing, I believe, if you want more info on those two. The final fifth column is the Path, this is what your URL should look like.
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