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Package laravel-route-annotation
Short Description Adds support for Route Annotations in Laravel
License MIT
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Informations about the package laravel-route-annotation
Laravel Route Annotation
This package allows you to load routes using PHP Attributes to define routes in your controller classes.
More details to follow.
Requirements
- PHP 8.0.2+
- Laravel 9.0+
Installation
To install this package please run:
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Usage
Registering Routes
To register routes in your controller, first you have to import the Route annotation class:
The Route annotation class takes the following arguments:
- string|null $uri
- string|null $name
- string|null $domain
- array $schemes
- array $defaults
- array $methods
- array $middleware
- array $wheres
- int $priority (Set order of priority for routes, defaults to 0)
Here is an example controller using Route annotations:
Resource Routes
You can configure resource routes by doing the following:
Api Resource Routes
You can configure api resource routes by doing the following:
Loading Routes
Loading routes from a single controller
In your routes file or service provider you can add the following to load routes for a given controller class.
Loading routes from a directory
In your routes file or service provider you can add the following to load routes for a given directory.
You can also wrap them in route groups:
All versions of laravel-route-annotation with dependencies
illuminate/console Version ^9.42|^10.0
illuminate/contracts Version ^9.42|^10.0
illuminate/support Version ^9.42|^10.0