I've tow resource routes defined.
Route::resource('p/contacts', 'BaseData\PrivateContactsController');
Route::resource('b/contacts', 'BaseData\ContactController');
My Problem is that both resource group becomes the prefix same prefix (contacts.show
, contacts.edit
...)
In the Laravel docs I found this way to name the routes
Route::resource('photos', 'PhotoController')->names([
'create' => 'photos.build'
]);
In my eyes this way is very complicated becaus I have to set the prefix for each single route. Is there a better way to set the prefix for all routes of the group?
Route::resource('p/contacts', 'BaseData\PrivateContactsController',["as"=>"private"]);
Route::resource('b/contacts', 'BaseData\ContactController',["as"=>"normal"]);
this way the urls will stay the same, but the names will have a prefix, for the first resource controller
private.contacts.index or private.contacts.edit
and for the second controller
normal.contacts.create or normal.contacts.show
for more info check the documentation or this github issue