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Multisites 216
10 $cheese = trans("routes.cheese");
11 $create = trans("routes.create");
12 $update = trans("routes.update");
13 $delete = trans("routes.delete");
14
15 Route::any($cheese . "/" . $create,
16 function() use ($cheese, $create)
17 {
18 return $cheese . "/" . $create;
19 });
20
21 Route::any($cheese . "/" . $update,
22 function() use ($cheese, $update)
23 {
24 return $cheese . "/" . $update;
25 });
26
27 Route::any($cheese . "/" . $delete,
28 function() use ($cheese, $delete)
29 {
30 return $cheese . "/" . $delete;
31 });
32 }
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This was extracted from app/routes.php.
We hard-code the locale names because it’s the most efficient way to return them in the routes file.
Routes are determined on each application request, so we dare not do a file lookup…
What this is basically doing is looping through the locales and creating routes based on translated
phrases specific to the locale that’s been set. It’s a simple, but effective, mechanism for implementing
multi-language routes.
If you would like to review the registered routes (for each language), you can run the following
command:
1 php artisan routes