laravel-routing

Configure Laravel routes with model binding and route-level authorization.

1|Updated Oct 10, 2025
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Skill: laravel-routing
Source: https://github.com/nextplus896/durra-alaseel/tree/main/.github/skills/claude-laravel/laravel-routing
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nextplus896/durra-alaseel --skill laravel-routing

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps Laravel developers configure routes with robust model binding and route-level authorization, reducing boilerplate and preventing authorization gaps.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Route-level authorization using ->can() patterns across web and API routes.
  • Web vs API routing structure with consistent naming conventions.
  • Route model binding and advanced patterns including conditional binding and custom binders.
  • Support for complex resolution using ConditionalRouteBinder and query objects for specialized routing needs.
  • Use in multi-tenant or multi-pattern apps to scope route resolution.

Quick Start

Implement route bindings and authorization in your Laravel application by configuring Route::bindUsing and applying ->can() on routes.

Frequently Asked Questions about laravel-routing

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I set up Laravel route model binding with authorization?

Apply Route::bindUsing and the ->can() method on your routes to configure Laravel route model binding with authorization. This enforces route-level access control and reduces boilerplate across Web and API setups.

How does conditional route binding work in multi-tenant Laravel apps?

Conditional route binding in multi-tenant Laravel apps uses ConditionalRouteBinder and Route::bindUsing to scope route resolution. This applies custom resolution logic based on tenant-specific or pattern-specific requirements.

Can I apply route-level authorization using ->can() across both Web and API routes?

Yes, you can apply route-level authorization using ->can() across Web and API routes. This maintains consistent naming conventions and prevents authorization gaps across your Web and API routing structures.

What is the best way to manage route patterns and custom bindings in Laravel?

Use Route::bindUsing and query objects to manage route patterns and custom bindings in Laravel. This approach enables specialized routing needs and complex resolution strategies beyond simple binding.

When do I need to use a ConditionalRouteBinder instead of simple route binding?

Use a ConditionalRouteBinder instead of simple route binding for complex resolution scenarios in multi-tenant or multi-pattern apps. It handles specialized routing logic that simple binding strategies cannot support.