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Create Custom Route Files in Laravel

If you are working with a large application in Laravel and you have different types of users then you have to create custom route files for user type in your application. for example, if you have user, manager, and admin three types of users then you have different prefixes like “user/“, “admin/“, and “/*” URL

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