Level 51
They are the same.
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Aug 9, 2024
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Level 1
Which Approach is Better for Redirecting in Laravel: redirect()->route() vs Redirect::route()
I have two approaches for handling redirects in Laravel, and I'm trying to determine which is better in terms of ease and efficiency:
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Using the redirect() helper:
return redirect()->route('admin.home'); -
Using the Redirect facade:
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Redirect; return Redirect::route('admin.home');
Which approach do you prefer and why? Are there any performance or stylistic considerations I should be aware of?
Thank you for your insights and assistance.
Level 51
All the facade is doing, is resolving the same class out of the container. I find using the helper is better because it reduces the amount of imports required in your controllers.
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Level 122
I prefer
return redirect(route('admin.home'));
But its just syntax, and what you prefer.
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Level 75
Also I suggest a read of the chapter covering facades.
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Level 9
to_route()
Level 1
Thank you all for your valuable insights and guidance! Your responses have been incredibly helpful in clarifying the differences between redirect()->route() and Redirect::route(). I appreciate the time and effort you took to share your expertise. It's great to be part of such a supportive community. Thanks again!
Level 2
lorsque j'authentifie un utilisateur dans le cadre de mes test je ne suis pas redirigé vers la page souhaitée
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