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A PHP laravel package for auto route declaration. After the installation user don't need to declare route in web.php file for each method.

Installation

Step 1: In your laravel application composer require the package

composer require tushar/lazy-routing

Step 2: Publish the package.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Tushar\LazyRouting\LazyServiceProvider"

Step 3: Create a normal controller in app\Http\Controllers.

Step 4: Declare const LAZY_CONFIG inside your controller class.

class  TestController  extends  Controller

{
	const  LAZY_CONFIG  = [
		"url_path" => "testy", //path prefix
		'route_generation' => true, // optional (default true)
	] ;
}

• Here url_path is the route path prefix for this controller class. Like, in this example, the route will be created is

-> www.domain.com/testy/path-one

-> www.domain.com/testy/path-two

• route_generation value is useful when you don't want to generate route for a specific controller. By default it is true and declaration of this variable is not mandatory.

Method Declaration

Get Method

Put "get" in front of your method name to declare as get route. And use camelCase to declare your method name.

public  function  getGreatUser($user)
{
	return "Hello $user";
}

This method will generate a get route like (if "url_path" => "testy")

url: domain.com/testey/greate-user/Jhon

route name: testy.getGreatUser [format : url_path.method_full_name]

Result -> Hello Jhon

Post Method

Similar to the get method. Put “post” in front of your method name to declare as get route. And use camelCase to declare your method name.

public  function  postSaveUser(Request $request )
{
	return $request->all();
}

url: domain.com/testey/save-user

route name: testy.postSaveUser

If you don't put get or post in front of your method name route will not be generated for that method.

You can see artisan route list to verify your routes.

php artisan route:list