scribe/config/scribe.php

<?php

return [
    /*
     * The type of documentation output to generate.
     * - "static" will generate a static HTMl page in the /public/docs folder,
     * - "laravel" will generate the documentation as a Blade view, so you can add routing and authentication.
     */
    'type' => 'static',

    /*
     * Settings for `laravel` type output.
     */
    'laravel' => [
        /*
         * Whether to automatically create a docs endpoint for you to view your generated docs.
         * If this is false, you can still set up routing manually.
         */
        'add_routes' => true,

        /*
         * URL path to use for the docs endpoint (if `add_routes` is true).
         * By default, `/doc` opens the HTML page, and `/doc.json` downloads the Postman collection.
         */
        'url' => '/doc',

        /*
         * Middleware to attach to the docs endpoint (if `add_routes` is true).
         */
        'middleware' => [],
    ],

    /*
     * Example requests for each endpoint will be shown in each of these languages.
     * Supported options are: bash, javascript, php, python
     * You can add a language of your own, but you must publish the package's views
     * and define a corresponding view for it in the partials/example-requests directory.
     * See https://scribe.readthedocs.io/en/latest/generating-documentation.html
     *
     */
    'example_languages' => [
        'bash',
        'javascript',
    ],

    /*
     * The base URL to be used in examples and the Postman collection.
     * By default, this will be the value of config('app.url').
     */
    'base_url' => null,

    /*
     * Generate a Postman collection in addition to HTML docs.
     * For 'static' docs, the collection will be generated to public/docs/collection.json.
     * For 'laravel' docs, it will be generated to storage/app/scribe/collection.json.
     * Setting `laravel.autoload` to true (above) will add routes for both the HTML and the Postman collection.
     */
    'postman' => [
        /*
         * Specify whether the Postman collection should be generated.
         */
        'enabled' => true,

        /*
         * The name for the exported Postman collection. Default: config('app.name')." API"
         */
        'name' => null,

        /*
         * The description for the exported Postman collection.
         */
        'description' => null,

        /*
         * The "Auth" section that should appear in the postman collection. See the schema docs for more information:
         * https://schema.getpostman.com/json/collection/v2.0.0/docs/index.html
         */
        'auth' => null,
    ],

    /*
     * Name for the group of routes which do not have a @group set.
     */
    'default_group' => 'Endpoints',

    /*
     * Custom logo path. The will be used as the value of the src attribute for the <img> tag,
     * so make sure it points to a public URL or path accessible from your web server. For best results the image width should be 230px.
     * Set this to false to not use a logo.
     *
     * For example, if your logo is in public/img:
     * - 'logo' => '../img/logo.png' // for `static` type (output folder is public/docs)
     * - 'logo' => 'img/logo.png' // for `laravel` type
     *
     */
    'logo' => false,

    /*
     * The router your API is using (Laravel or Dingo).
     */
    'router' => 'laravel',

    /*
     * The routes for which documentation should be generated.
     * Each group contains rules defining which routes should be included ('match', 'include' and 'exclude' sections)
     * and settings which should be applied to them ('apply' section).
     */
    'routes' => [
        [
            /*
             * Specify conditions to determine what routes will be parsed in this group.
             * A route must fulfill ALL conditions to pass.
             */
            'match' => [
                /*
                 * Match only routes whose domains match this pattern (use * as a wildcard to match any characters). Example: 'api.*'.
                 */
                'domains' => ['*'],

                /*
                 * Match only routes whose paths match this pattern (use * as a wildcard to match any characters). Example: 'users/*'.
                 */
                'prefixes' => ['*'],

                /*
                 * (Dingo router only) Match only routes registered under this version.
                 * Note that wildcards are not supported.
                 */
                'versions' => ['v1'],
            ],

            /*
             * Include these routes when generating documentation, even if they did not match the rules above.
             * The route can be referenced by name or path here. Wildcards are supported.
             */
            'include' => [
                // 'users.index', 'healthcheck*'
            ],

            /*
             * Exclude these routes when generating documentation, even if they matched the rules above.
             * The route can be referenced by name or path here. Wildcards are supported.
             */
            'exclude' => [
                // '/health', 'admin.*'
            ],

            /*
             * Specify rules to be applied to all the routes in this group when generating documentation
             */
            'apply' => [
                /*
                 * Specify headers to be added to the example requests
                 */
                'headers' => [
                    'Content-Type' => 'application/json',
                    'Accept' => 'application/json',
                    // 'Authorization' => 'Bearer {token}',
                    // 'Api-Version' => 'v2',
                ],

                /*
                 * If no @response or @transformer declarations are found for the route,
                 * we'll try to get a sample response by attempting an API call.
                 * Configure the settings for the API call here.
                 */
                'response_calls' => [
                    /*
                     * API calls will be made only for routes in this group matching these HTTP methods (GET, POST, etc).
                     * List the methods here or use '*' to mean all methods. Leave empty to disable API calls.
                     */
                    'methods' => ['GET'],

                    /*
                     * Laravel config variables which should be set for the API call.
                     * This is a good place to ensure that notifications, emails
                     * and other external services are not triggered
                     * during the documentation API calls
                     */
                    'config' => [
                        'app.env' => 'documentation',
                        'app.debug' => false,
                        // 'service.key' => 'value',
                    ],

                    /*
                     * Cookies which should be sent with the API call.
                     */
                    'cookies' => [
                        // 'name' => 'value'
                    ],

                    /*
                     * Query parameters which should be sent with the API call.
                     */
                    'queryParams' => [
                        // 'key' => 'value',
                    ],

                    /*
                     * Body parameters which should be sent with the API call.
                     */
                    'bodyParams' => [
                        // 'key' => 'value',
                    ],
                ],
            ],
        ],
    ],

    /*
     * Configure how responses are transformed using @transformer and @transformerCollection (requires league/fractal package)
     */
    'fractal' => [
        /* If you are using a custom serializer with league/fractal, you can specify it here.
         * Leave as null to use no serializer or return simple JSON.
         */
        'serializer' => null,
    ],

    /*
     * If you would like the package to generate the same example values for parameters on each run,
     * set this to any number (eg. 1234)
     *
     */
    'faker_seed' => null,

    'strategies' => [
        'metadata' => [
            \Knuckles\Scribe\Extracting\Strategies\Metadata\GetFromDocBlocks::class,
        ],
        'urlParameters' => [
            \Knuckles\Scribe\Extracting\Strategies\UrlParameters\GetFromUrlParamTag::class,
        ],
        'queryParameters' => [
            \Knuckles\Scribe\Extracting\Strategies\QueryParameters\GetFromQueryParamTag::class,
        ],
        'headers' => [
            \Knuckles\Scribe\Extracting\Strategies\Headers\GetFromRouteRules::class,
        ],
        'bodyParameters' => [
            \Knuckles\Scribe\Extracting\Strategies\BodyParameters\GetFromBodyParamTag::class,
        ],
        'responses' => [
            \Knuckles\Scribe\Extracting\Strategies\Responses\UseTransformerTags::class,
            \Knuckles\Scribe\Extracting\Strategies\Responses\UseResponseTag::class,
            \Knuckles\Scribe\Extracting\Strategies\Responses\UseResponseFileTag::class,
            \Knuckles\Scribe\Extracting\Strategies\Responses\UseApiResourceTags::class,
            \Knuckles\Scribe\Extracting\Strategies\Responses\ResponseCalls::class,
        ],
        'responseFields' => [
            \Knuckles\Scribe\Extracting\Strategies\ResponseFields\GetFromResponseFieldTag::class,
        ],
    ],

    /*
     * [Advanced usage] If you would like to customize how routes are matched beyond the route configuration you may
     * declare your own implementation of RouteMatcherInterface
     *
     */
    'routeMatcher' => \Knuckles\Scribe\Matching\RouteMatcher::class,
];