Laravel Route Grouping: Simple to Very Complex

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[@AAlani-uz4gm]

Thanks Povilas, this helped me solve a problem i had with namespaces

[@leslysuarez9686]

I just finished the activity you have in your repository about the routes and I realized that I was half lost, but thanks to that now I know a little more. Thank you very much for your time. I saw this video several times that I did not understand well about the route group 🤯

[@belce1982]

Thanks as always, learning day by day thanks to you Povilas!

[@LeigerGaming]

I did not know about apiResource! Legend.

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Excellent explanations! Thank you a lot!

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[@amrullahdev8895]

Such a awesome explanation and tutorial from the simple to advance . Thanks

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[@HenryDavidLie]

Your explanation is so on point, i really like that, thankyou!

[@Oda3908]

Great tutorial! Will be even better if mentioned on some option methods such as overwrite the default parameter name.

[@AsankaRubasinghe]

Thank you very much for the great explanation sir..

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[@ChangeYourLifeForever]

really thank you great explanation

[@upliftingspirit6873]

I have watched more than 20 videos in just 2 days. This channel is all I was looking for, thank you very much for the effort you put for these videos! I want to ask something. How would you format your resource routes if some actions have different middlewares than the rest? For example, create is allowed for authenticated users, but edit is allowed for authenticated AND the user must own the resource

[@LaravelDaily]

I would use Policies for this.

[@upliftingspirit6873]

@@LaravelDaily Yeah but still the policies have to be assigned (?) (or in the resource controller) Can this be achieved entirely in the routes file ? Namely, assign separate middleware, ie ['middleware' => ['create'=>'create-resource', 'edit' => 'edit-resource']]

[@LaravelDaily]

I don't think I've seen that defined in the routes. You activate the middleware for specific controller method directly in that method of that controller. Or, in the constructor: public function __construct() { $this->middleware('auth'); $this->middleware('log')->only('index');

[@upliftingspirit6873]

@@LaravelDaily Yeah that's the alternative way I saw as well; i guess having them all in the constructor sounds better. Thanks:)

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[@valcmeza]

Great video!

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Amazing videos!!!

[@R0b3]

Hi there. How can I divide my routes that share the same method?I have different roles in my application, admis, doctor, management and so on. I've made a CRUD controller and some methods are allowed and other no by check different roles. How can I reach my scope? I used a Resource controller but I don't know how can I split them. Thanks.

[@iHariPatel]

Thank you

[@RANJEETKUMAR-wz4dg]

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[@relliv2019]

i am using laravel 6, jwt and custom role-permission system, now i am working this method. is it best practise? or any suggestion? /** * Plane */ Route::namespace('Plane')->prefix('plane')->group(function () { /** * Airports */ Route::namespace('Airport')->prefix('airport')->group(function () { $ct = 'AirportController'; Route::get('list', "{$ct}@index")->middleware('role:show_airport'); Route::post('', "{$ct}@store")->middleware('role:add_airport'); Route::get('cities', "{$ct}@cities")->middleware('role:show_airport'); Route::group([ 'prefix' => '{id}', 'where' => [ 'id' => '[0-9]+' ]], function () use ($ct) { Route::get('', "{$ct}@show")->middleware('role:show_airport'); Route::put('', "{$ct}@update")->middleware('role:edit_airport'); Route::delete('', "{$ct}@destroy")->middleware('role:delete_airport'); }); }); });

[@waelmoh]

Big like

[@yuliarahma1300]

if i put controller in sub folder like App\Http\Controllers\Sub1\Sub2\HomeController , how i call it on the route? thanks.

[@LaravelDaily]

You call it with full namespace, App\Http...

[@yuliarahma1300]

@@LaravelDaily got it, can it combine with route prefix ?

[@LaravelDaily]

Yes. Read the Laravel docs for that.

[@samiullah0011]

Hey Daily What should syntax be the name of folder in Controller. Mean folder name is singular or plural. Like you created folder called Admin. For example I want to create Category or Categories?

[@LaravelDaily]

It's your personal choice

[@thesemicolon1971]

Can you please give some resources related to subdomain routing, generating subdomain for every user like you do in quick admin panel when a bee panel is generated

[@PovilasKorop]

This video may help kzbin.info/www/bejne/emOYdKupj7SBrMU But, of course, configuring wildcard subdomain routing requires the web-server and DNS configuration, not only code. So this topic is outside Laravel.

[@overLordOrigin]

hi. how can send parameters inside group of middleware?

[@LaravelDaily]

You can't send parameters to a group, only to a route

[@overLordOrigin]

@@LaravelDaily have not any solutions?i am forcing to use groups

[@LaravelDaily]

I don't even imagine how parameters would be used in groups, if each route may have individual parameters. To me, it's not logical.

[@ClickShot18mm]

Which IDE you use?

[@PovilasKorop]

Phpstorm

[@NebsterSK]

It took me a long time to realise that you can have route group WITHOUT prefix & name. I thought it is mandatory.

[@SpuxyYEZ]

but its actually purpose of group to use name/prefix because middleware and l8 doc advices to use middlewares in controllers + namespacing in laravel8 is not usable anymore because of "Class name resolution"

[@ForzaPilot]

Good morning! I'm new to Laravel, and I'm having an issue with eloquent relationships. I have a table for cars and I want to create a relationship with a table for builds. My issue is I haven't been able to figure out how to create the relationship of the build to the car when I enter the build. I have the car_id field working in the build table, but I've only been able to make it work manually. How do I make the relationship of the build to the car work from the build.create.php file?

[@ExpDev69]

In your Car model, have a relationship build() which "$this->hasOne(Build::class)". In your Build model, have a relationship car() which "$this->belongsTo(Car::class)". You should now be able to use $car->build or $build->car respectively. This assumes that your builds table have a car_id column that points to the car that specific build belongs to.

[@ForzaPilot]

Exp Dev The real world examples you’ve done have been very helpful. Could you use my example to show how this is done, or have you already done an example like this? If you’ve already done one please share the link. Thank you for your help!

[@ForzaPilot]

Exp Dev It feels like learning how to do this will open up so many possibilities for using Laravel for my projects.

[@ExpDev69]

@@ForzaPilot You should read the documentation for real world examples and explanations: laravel.com/docs/7.x/eloquent

[@ForzaPilot]

Exp Dev Considering how this seems to be one of the core strengths of Laravel I’m surprised I haven’t found a video that shows how to achieve this functionality.

[@madaminmj8462]

which one is right approach 1. writing auth middleware in route.php 2. writing middleware in controller with construct like this public function __construct() { $this->middleware('auth')->except(['index', 'show']); }

[@ifeanyinnaemego]

The first option is the preferred option

[@UIRETU]

In laravel 8 this code is completly different

[@KoganeNoYubi]

in laravel 8 u cant use strings anymore in route definitions , would have to be: Route::resource('/tasks',TaskController::class);

[@PovilasKorop]

What? I haven't heard of such a change, can you give any link to the documentation or Github change?

[@relliv2019]

@@PovilasKorop kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5eoYqekgqxpnKc

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please enable CC..

[@devope]

in dev world it is common to pronounce "roUt"

[@soniablanche5672]

and then laravel 8 happened

[@aomo5293]

So Clear, Thank you very much.

[@amgadalwattar2863]

thanks