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Informations about the package restful

Restful routes for Laravel 4

Create restful routes for Laravel 4, included nested controllers, named routes and custom templates. This greatly enhances the Route::Resource method currently available in Laravel 4, which currently offers none of these features.

Getting started

Composer

Add "jonob/restful": ">=1.0.*" to the require section of your composer.json:

Now run composer install.

Laravel

Add the following code to the aliases section of the app/config/app.php file

so that it looks something like the following:

Adding Restful Routes

Restful Routes are created in app\routes.php as follows:

This will automatically create a whole bunch of restful routes for you as follows:

Nested Routes

There are two main options for handling nested routes. You can either nest your controllers in sub-folders as well, or you can refer directly to the main controllers folder

Nested Controllers

If you have nested controllers, then Restful can handle that too.

Note here that the underscore represents a directory seperator, so we would expect the following:

This would create the following restful routes for you:

Controllers in root controllers directory

You can, of course, still have a nested route that routes to the main controllers folder if you wish:

This would create the following restful routes for you:

Changing the route template

Restful Routes uses a default template to create the above routes, but you can easily override this template to create your own routes by passing this as the third parameter.


Restful::make('products', 'ProductsController', $myTemplate);

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Requires php Version >=5.3.0
illuminate/routing Version >=1.2.0
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