Consider these line in routes/web.php

Route::group(['prefix'=> '/task','as'=>'task.'] , function ( ) {
    Route::get('/list',[TaskController::class,'index'])->name('list');
    Route::post('/create',[TaskController::class,'create'])->name('create');
    Route::post('/update/{task}',[TaskController::class,'update'])->name('update');
});

We can simply call this named routes from blade file this way

{{route('task.create')}}

But if these same lines are in routes/api.php

How can we call in blade file. I tried this way

{{route('api.task.create')}}

CodePudding user response：

You need to specify the name as well in the routes\api.php file

Route::group(['as'=>'api.'] , function ( ) {
    Route::group(['prefix'=> '/task','as'=>'task.'] , function ( ) {
        Route::post('/create',[TaskController::class,'create'])->name('create');
    });
});

so you can call it like this:

{{route('api.task.create')}}

you may check: php artisan route:list to see the name assigned to double check.

CodePudding user response：

Laravel combines the routes whatever it is in web.php or in route.php.

so we can use the same pattern in blade to call named route of api.php

  {{route('task.create'}}