Feature: Get route by name #5
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- This introduces a method to return a route url by its name
- The main usage idea behind this is, when we want to render some href in a template we would always have to pass the full route url.
With this, we can simply define a route with a name and then in the templates we only need to call app()->route('route-name') and that is it, we get the url
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This introduces a method to return a route url by its name
The main usage idea behind this is, when we want to render some href in a template we would always have to pass the full route url. With this, we can simply define a route with a name and then in the templates we only need to call app()->route('route-name') and that is it, we get the url
Let me know if this makes sense or maybe something like this already exists in the framework and I didn't found. Either way, feel free to close it if it does not make sense