How to get registered routes in Slim Framework 4 - slim-4

In Slim Framework 3 we can get all registered routes using this code
$routes = $this->container->get("router")->getRoutes();
Unfortunately this doesn't seem to work in slim 4. Is there any other way to get registered routes in slim 4 ?
thanks


After browsing the codes, found out that you can get all routes from the RouteCollectorProxy. Here's an example :
$routes = $app->getRouteCollector()->getRoutes();

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//Products
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You don't define url parameters with $, here you done {$product_id}
Change it to the following.
Route::get('/products/findbyproductid/{product_id}', [...]);

Rearrange the routes like this and try it out
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