I am working on a Laravel 8 application. I need to use Route::is for multiple routes, like this

@if(Route::is('user') or Route::is('register') or Route::is('login'))
    Do something
@endif

The goal

I want to shorten this syntax so I tried to pass the routes as arguments to the Route::is() method:

@if(Route::is('user,register,login'))
    Do something
@endif

The problem

The above method does not work.

Is there an alternative, working way to pass multiple routes as arguments?

CodePudding user response：

You can do that as shown below

@if(request()->routeIs(['user','register','login']))
   Do something
@endif