Level 88
You can use route groups for that right?
// Other routes here
Route::group(['middleware' => 'subscribed'], function () {
// All routes here where you need to be subscribed.
});
May 28, 2018
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Level 2
Only allow Subscribed Users to Create Teams
Hello, i am wondering how i would block all of the team routes for users who are not subscribed. I assume i could use
Route::get('/paid', ['middleware' => 'subscribed', function () {
//
}]);
to some extend but it there a way to just grab all of the routes that have to do with teams and block them until a user subscribes to a plan?
Thanks in advance!!
Level 2
That's what I figured as well, haven't gave it a shot yet though, I'd rather just grab them all in one fell swoop though instead of listing them all out in there :(
Level 88
You can use Route::resource in the Route::group if you wish. Not really sure what you mean in "one fell swoop".
Anyway, I always like to be specific about my routes because it's the starting point of your application
Level 88
Mmh another option is using middleware in the TeamController or all the controllers you use. You can even have them extend one controller that handles those middlewares in the controller
Documentation: https://laravel.com/docs/5.6/controllers#controller-middleware
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