To organize routes efficiently using route groups with prefixes and middleware, making code cleaner and easier to manage.
// Define a route group with a prefix and middleware
Route::prefix('admin')
->middleware('auth')
->group(function () {
Route::get('dashboard', [AdminController::class, 'dashboard']);
Route::get('settings', [AdminController::class, 'settings']);
});
Adds the 'admin' prefix to all routes in this group, so they will be like admin/dashboard and admin/settings.Route::prefix('admin'):
Applies the 'auth' middleware to all routes in this group, meaning users must be authenticated to access these routes.->middleware('auth'):
Groups multiple routes together, making it easier to apply common settings like prefixes and middleware.->group(function () { ... }):
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