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Settings

Routesy provides a settings page where you can configure various aspects of the application. You can open it at any time using the Cmd+, or Ctrl+, in Windows or Linux.

The settings page is organized into a lot of different tabs, for example:

  • General
  • Docker
  • Live Request
  • MCP Server
  • Excluded Routes
  • Exclusion Patterns
  • Shortcuts
  • About

General

The General tab contains global preferences that apply across all projects:

IDE Integration

Configure what IDE you want to open when clicking in specific buttons to open controllers associated with the listed routes.

Available options:

  • VS Code
  • PhpStorm
  • Sublime Text
  • Cursor

Authentication

Configure how Routesy authenticates requests to your Laravel application. Available methods:

  • None — No authentication headers added
  • Bearer Token — Sends an Authorization: Bearer <token> header
  • Basic Auth — Sends HTTP Basic authentication with username and password
  • Sanctum — Cookie-based authentication with configurable CSRF, login, logout endpoints and login fields

Request Timeout

You can configure the request timeout from 1 to 300 seconds. The default value is 10 seconds. If a request exceeds the configured timeout, it will be automatically cancelled.

Block Request with Empty Required Fields

When enabled, Routesy will prevent sending a request if any required field is left empty. This helps avoid unnecessary requests with missing data. You can learn more about how Routesy detects required fields in the Route Auto-Discovery page.

Choose whether the route sidebar appears on the left or right side of the main window. A mini layout preview shows how the interface will look with the selected position.

License Route Auto-Discovery