sleeping-owl/route-priority
| Install | |
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composer require sleeping-owl/route-priority |
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| Latest Version: | 1.1.0 |
| PHP: | >=5.4.0 |
| License: | MIT |
| Last Updated: | Feb 5, 2015 |
| Links: | GitHub · Packagist |
Package to add priority to Laravel routes
Installation
Add sleeping-owl/route-priority to composer.json.
"sleeping-owl/route-priority": "1.*"
Run composer update to pull down the latest version of the package. Now open up app/config/app.php and add the service provider to your providers array.
'providers' => array(
'SleepingOwl\RoutePriority\RoutePriorityServiceProvider'
)
That's it. You now have some enhanced functionality available to your routes.
Usage
Now you can change your routes priority:
Route::get('my-route', ['uses' => 'MyController@myAction'])->setPriority(100);
Priority is integer value.
Default Priority
Default priority is 50 - already registered routes count. So if you want higher priority - use values from 50 and above, lower priority - 10 and below.
Example
Route::get('/user/{wildcard}', …);
Route::get('/user/settings', …);
This code will register two routes. With default Laravel behaviour second route will not work. Just add priority to the first route to fix the error:
Route::get('/user/{wildcard}', …)->setPriority(0);
Route::get('/user/settings', …);
Second route now has higher priority and will work.
Support Library
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Copyright and License
Package was written by Sleeping Owl for the Laravel framework and is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.