RailsRouteFinder is a gem designed to help Rails developers visualize and analyze the routes of their application. The gem allows you to list, filter, and analyze routes based on various parameters such as path, HTTP verb, controller#action, required parameters, and namespaces.

Add the gem via RubyGems.org, or use bundler to add & install.

After installing the gem, you'll need to inject the routes provided by RailsRouteFinder into your application. To do this, add the following snippet to your config/routes.rb file:

Add this to your routes.rb

RailsRouteFinder::Engine.routes.draw do
  get 'index', to: 'routes#index', as: :index
  root to: 'routes#index'
end

This will add a new route (/rails_route_finder) to your application that you can visit to visualize your application's routes.

Once installed, you can access the /rails_route_finder route to see an overview of all your application's routes. The routes will be displayed with details like:

• Path
• HTTP verb
• Controller#action
• Required parameters
• Namespace

You can filter, sort, and analyze these routes based on the provided parameters.

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