About 2 months ago, I started noticing a real problem with Postman: managing multiple
#laravel projects at the same time is a mess.
You need to create collections manually, set up requests one by one, handle Laravel Sanctum every time you need to authenticate an API, and, most importantly, you do not have an easy way to track the body of each request.
If you only have one project, fine. But if you're like me and work at a company with dozens of Laravel projects that need daily support, Postman becomes a nightmare.
So I built the solution I needed. Introducing Routesy, an HTTP client made exclusively for Laravel:
routesy.dev
Routesy reads your Laravel project and pulls all the routes straight into the interface, no manual setup required. Additionally, Routesy identifies required fields in each request. Handles Sanctum (SPA mode) in such a simple way that it almost feels like cheating, and it can also ask for confirmation before firing requests in production, for example.
If you work with
#php and Laravel, this is worth a look.
To celebrate the release day of Routesy, use the coupon code "ROUTESY25" to get 25% off *ANY* type of license during the first month of launch.
Hope you enjoy!