# routeup config

> Show the discovered project config and its resolved non-secret values.

`routeup config` explains what routeup resolved in the current directory:

```bash
routeup config
```

Example output:

```txt frame="terminal" title="terminal"
source: routeup.json
path: /Users/me/example-app/routeup.json
route: example-app
targets:
  /        http://localhost:8080
command: configured
port env: PORT,WEBHOOK_CONSUMER_PORT
exposure enabled: true
expose paths: /api/webhooks/*
capture: request,response
redact headers: authorization,cookie
server: https://edge.routeup.dev
token: configured
```

The output combines project config with relevant environment and saved client
settings. It reports only whether a token is configured; the token value is
never printed.

Use this command when a bare route name, target, runner command, exposure, or
capture setting does not resolve as expected. `routeup config --json` emits the
same resolved view for automation.