THIS IS MAGIC request()-routeIs('d-category-*') in Laravel

I'll tell you how you can define prefixes to ask for the current route.

Tired of constantly asking if you are on this route or that route, and simply stop here to indicate your current route and type:

<flux:navlist.item icon="wrench-screwdriver" :href="route('d-category-index')" :current="request()->routeIs('d-category-index') || request()->routeIs('d-category-create') || request()->routeIs('d-category-create')" wire:navigate>{{ __('Category') }}</flux:navlist.item>

We can put a *:

d-category

This is simply the prefix:

<flux:navlist.item icon="wrench-screwdriver" :href="route('d-category-index')" :current="request()->routeIs('d-category-*')" wire:navigate>{{ __('Category') }}</flux:navlist.item>

That will always take and from here you can place whatever you want, therefore if you follow a good name for your routes:

Route::get('/', App\Livewire\Dashboard\Category\Index::class)->name("d-category-index");
Route::get('/create', App\Livewire\Dashboard\Category\Save::class)->name("d-category-create");
Route::get('/edit/{id}', App\Livewire\Dashboard\Category\Save::class)->name("d-category-edit");

Which is surely so in this case for these routes I have you can see that it is the same category prefix and simply here it varies what is like who says the operation the Index create or edit therefore this asterisk is going to take or is going to work if it is Index create or edit so you can see that simply with this rule over here I already saved in all the pages that we have here that begin with category regardless of the rest it is going to stay marked without any problem and by the way this project is part of or is the one that I am using for my course and book of arab lightware for the rest here there is not much mystery simply we are placing here the request the request we are asking through a method that already exists if the route is as we have defined here therefore this returns a bullano which is the function called router is and in this case it is again a deware component and this works like this obviously here you would place your class some conditional I don't know what you want depending on the style that you are using but in this case again being a flux component what we are indicating here with current is a boiano that activates the border that you see here if it is true and if it is false it is basically not activated. The important thing here is the condition and the style part obviously depends on what you are using.

29-03-2025 - Andrés Cruz

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