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This article introduces the "PHP framework Laravel tips" related knowledge, in the actual case operation process, many people will encounter such a dilemma, and then let the editor lead you to learn how to deal with these situations! I hope you can read it carefully and be able to achieve something!

1. Route::controller route naming:

Using Route::controller can reduce a lot of work in routing customization, but sometimes you need to name a particular route for use, but the Route::controller method specifies routes for all methods in a Controller in batches. How do you name this? You can use the third parameter in controller ($uri, $controller, $names = array ()), which is an array, the key of the array is the method, and the value of the array is named.

The copy code is as follows:

/ / signature of the function:

Public function controller ($uri, $controller, $names = array ())

/ / unnamed is generally used:

Route::controller ('admin',' AdminController')

/ / if you need to name some of these methods:

Route::controller ('admin',' AdminController', array (

'getIndex' = >' admin.index'

'getLogin' = >' admin.login'

'postLogin' = >' admin.login'

))

two。 Judge the current operating environment according to system variables

By default, the system determines whether the local environment is based on specifying a set of host names in the 'local' array as the host names of the local environment. For example, if you have to do development on the office computer and Macbook, you have to write both host names in it. I think this is very troublesome. Instead, it will be judged by $_ SERVER ['LARAVEL_ENV'], so I can define the environment variable of' LARAVEL_ENV''in all development machines, the value 'local',' will be automatically recognized as' local' environment on the development machine, and in other cases it will be 'production'.

The copy code is as follows:

/ / the default way of writing is to determine whether the local environment is based on the host name

$env = $app- > detectEnvironment (array (

'local' = > array (' homestead')

))

/ / modified to determine whether the system variable is specified first, and then determine the hostname if not

$env = $app- > detectEnvironment (function () {

$_ env = getenv ('LARAVEL_ENV')? Getenv ('LARAVEL_ENV'): array (

'local' = > array (' homestead')

);

Return $_ env

});

/ / this is actually to read the value of $_ SERVER ['LARAVEL_ENV']

/ / in Apache, you can set it with SetEnv

/ / in Nginx, you can set it with fastcgi_param

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