Open source · MIT · self-hostable
Built for developers who want to read the source.
Routess ships an API, a CLI, an OpenAPI spec, a Docker image, and a Helm chart. Run it on your laptop, deploy it to your cluster, embed it in your tools.
Public API
Every action is an HTTP call.
Routes, waypoints, library, exports. The web app uses the same API you do, with a typed OpenAPI client generated from the same spec.
- REST + JSON, OpenAPI 3 spec
- Personal access tokens for non-browser clients
- Stable error protocol with machine-readable codes
- Generated TypeScript client
CLI
Routess in your terminal.
A small CLI for the operations you actually do: list routes, inspect one, rename it, manage your tokens. JSON output mode and stable exit codes for scripting.
routess routes listroutess routes get <id>routess routes update <id> --name "..."routess auth whoami
Self-host
Your infra, your data.
A Helm chart, a Docker Compose file, a deny-all-by-default network policy baseline. Bring your own Postgres, Mapbox/provider keys, OAuth client. No phone-home.
- Helm chart at
charts/routess - Docker images on GHCR
- Postgres + Valhalla + Mapbox required
- GDPR-safe defaults
robbeverhelst/routess · MIT
Built in the open. Yours to fork, host, or extend.
An API, a CLI, a Helm chart, a Docker image, and source you can read. For the dev-curious, there's a separate page just for you.