LARAVEL LARAVEL Routing & Middleware

Question 1

Which file is the primary location for defining web routes in a Laravel application?

Accepted Answer

routes/web.php

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routes/api.php

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app/Http/routes.php

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config/routes.php

Question 2

Which HTTP verb method would you use to define a route that only responds to DELETE requests?

Accepted Answer

Route::delete()

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Route::remove()

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Route::destroy()

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Route::erase()

Question 3

What does the `middleware` method do when chained onto a route definition in Laravel?

Accepted Answer

Assigns middleware to filter the request before it reaches the controller

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Caches the route response

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Logs the request to the database

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Validates the request payload

Question 4

How do you define a named route in Laravel?

Accepted Answer

Route::get('/path', 'Controller@method')->name('route.name')

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Route::name('route.name')->get('/path', 'Controller@method')

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Route::get('/path', 'Controller@method', 'route.name')

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Route::named('route.name', '/path', 'Controller@method')

Question 5

Which command generates a new middleware class in Laravel?

Accepted Answer

php artisan make:middleware MiddlewareName

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php artisan create:middleware MiddlewareName

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php artisan generate:middleware MiddlewareName

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php artisan middleware:make MiddlewareName

Question 6

Where must you register a custom middleware in Laravel to apply it globally to every HTTP request?

Accepted Answer

In the $middleware array inside app/Http/Kernel.php

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In the routes/web.php file

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In the config/app.php providers array

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In the .env file under MIDDLEWARE key