no need to use route facade in route.php

[d3v2a]

Maybe the first can be used but in group you can use route variable passed to the function

Facade is good for accessing one time or two but with more it increase boot time

Great job

[amochohan]

Can you provide some code? Also, what's your source for the performance degradation using the Facade? Thanks.

[d3v2a]

you can see facade take 16 ms more than variable with 50 group

code used:

for ($i = 0; $i < 50; $i++) {
    $router->group(['prefix' => $i], function ($router) use ($i) {
        $router->get('/', ['as' => $i . '.index', 'uses' => $i . '@index']);
        $router->get('/{id}', ['as' => $i . '.show', 'uses' => $i . '@show']);
        $router->get('/{id}/edit', ['as' => $i . '.edit', 'uses' => $i . '@edit']);
        $router->post('/update', ['as' => $i . '.update', 'uses' => $i . '@update']);
        $router->get('/create', ['as' => $i . '.create', 'uses' => $i . '@create']);
        $router->get('/store', ['as' => $i . '.store', 'uses' => $i . '@store']);
    });
}

code used:

for ($i = 0; $i < 50; $i++) {
    Route::group(['prefix' => $i], function () use ($i) {
        Route::get('/', ['as' => $i . '.index', 'uses' => $i . '@index']);
        Route::get('/{id}', ['as' => $i . '.show', 'uses' => $i . '@show']);
        Route::get('/{id}/edit', ['as' => $i . '.edit', 'uses' => $i . '@edit']);
        Route::post('/update', ['as' => $i . '.update', 'uses' => $i . '@update']);
        Route::get('/create', ['as' => $i . '.create', 'uses' => $i . '@create']);
        Route::get('/store', ['as' => $i . '.store', 'uses' => $i . '@store']);
    });
}