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lucho
Asked: 2020-07-17 09:29:18 +0800 CST 2020-07-17 09:29:18 +0800 CST

What does the dot mean in a route in laravel?

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For example, in this code I see that the route is like this: "pedidos3.create"

{!!Form::open(['route'=>'pedidos3.create','method'=>'GET','class'=>'form-horizontal form-label-left input_mask','name'=>'sumar']) !!}

but in the route it is only like this:

Route::resource('pedidos3', 'PedidosController@create');
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    The dot itself doesn't mean anything special, it's a Laravel convention to separate the name of the route set or controller and the action the method performs. But it can be "home.car" or "myhome" and it will work too, it's just a name that is defined along with the path.

    By using Route::resourceyou are telling Laravel to create the entire set of CRUD related routes.

    If you do Route::resource('photos', 'PhotosController');, Laravel will generate the following routes:

    Verbo       URI                     Acción  Nombre ruta
GET         /photos                 index   photos.index
GET         /photos/create          create  photos.create
POST        /photos                 store   photos.store
GET         /photos/{photo}         show    photos.show
GET         /photos/{photo}/edit    edit    photos.edit
PUT/PATCH   /photos/{photo}         update  photos.update
DELETE      /photos/{photo}         destroy photos.destroy

    The correct way to use Route::resource is without specifying the method, just the controller:

    Route::resource('pedidos3', 'PedidosController');

    You can find all the information in the documentation:

    https://laravel.com/docs/5.4/controllers#resource-controllers

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