Laravel Route Discovery Laravel Package

title: Discovering routes for views weight: 1

This package can automatically discover and register routes for a directory containing Blade views.

Via the routes file

You can also enable route discovery via the routes file.

// in a routes file

use Spatie\RouteDiscovery\Discovery\Discover;

Discover::views()->in(resource_path('views/auto'));

To use a prefix, add middleware, and more, you can put that call to Discover::views() in a group.

// in a routes file

use Spatie\RouteDiscovery\Discovery\Discover;

Route::prefix('my-discovered-views')->group(function() {
    Discover::views()->in(resource_path('views/auto'));
});

Via the config file

In the discover_view_in_directory key of the route-discovery config file, you can specify a directory that contains views.

// config/route-discovery.php

// ...

/*
 * Routes will be registered for all views found in these directories.
 * The key of an item will be used as the prefix of the uri.
 */
'discover_views_in_directory' => [
    'docs' => resource_path('views/docs'),
],

// ..

Using this example above, routes will be registered for all views in the resource_path('views/docs') directory. The key of the item will be used as a prefix. If you don't want to prefix your discovered routes, simply do not use a key.

// config/route-discovery.php

'discover_views_in_directory' => [
    resource_path('views/discovery'),
],

Of course, you can also discover routes for multiple directories in one go.

// config/route-discovery.php

'discover_views_in_directory' => [
    resource_path('views/discovery'),
    resource_path('views/another-directory'),
],

If you want to register multiple directories with the same prefix, you can use array syntax

// config/route-discovery.php

'discover_views_in_directory' => [
    'docs' => [
        resource_path('views/docs'), 
        resource_path('views/other-docs')
    ],
],