Routing Basic Routing Route Parameters Required Parameters Optional Parameters Named Routes Route Groups Middleware Namespaces Sub-Domain Routing Route Prefixes Route Model Binding Implicit Binding Explicit Binding Form Method Spoofing Accessing The Current Route Basic Routing The most basic Laravel routes simply accept a URI and a Closure, providing a very simple and expressive method of defining routes: Route::get('foo', function () { return 'Hello World'; }); The Default Route Fi

Illuminate\Routing Namespaces Illuminate\Routing\ConsoleIlluminate\Routing\GeneratorsIlluminate\Routing\Matching Classes Controller ControllerDispatcher ControllerInspector ControllerServiceProvider Redirector Route RouteCollection Router RoutingServiceProvider UrlGenerator

RoutesNotifications trait RoutesNotifications (View source) Methods void notify(mixed $instance) Send the given notification. mixed routeNotificationFor(string $driver) Get the notification routing information for the given driver.

void notify(mixed $instance) Send the given notification. Parameters mixed $instance Return Value void

mixed routeNotificationFor(string $driver) Get the notification routing information for the given driver. Parameters string $driver Return Value mixed

array when() Get the events that trigger this service provider to register. Return Value array

array provides() Get the services provided by the provider. Return Value array

void register() Register the service provider. Return Value void

void __construct(Application $app) Create a new service provider instance. Parameters Application $app Return Value void

mixed __call(string $method, array $parameters) Pass dynamic methods onto the router instance. Parameters string $method array $parameters Return Value mixed