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In Laravel 10, I have routes that are structured like the following:

Route::group(['middleware' => ['permission:edit-settings']], function () {
    $module_name = 'settings';
    $controller_name = 'SettingController';

    Route::get("$module_name/{settingModule?}", "$controller_name@index")
});

I have tried with

Route::get("$module_name/{settingModule?}", "$controller_name@index")->name(function ($parameters) {
    $settingModule = $parameters['settingModule'] ?? 'settings';
    return $settingModule . 'index';
});

My requirement is to generate the route name dynamically based on the route parameter, but it throws an error:

Object of class Closure could not be converted to string

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    You cannot pass a closure to ->name(), it has to be a string. Commented Jun 16, 2023 at 6:57
  • @Remul, I think you are right, i am unable to find an answer anywhere. Commented Jun 16, 2023 at 7:03
  • routes are save in memory during runtime, It should not be possible to pass the route paramater as part of route name because that never existed until someone makes a request to that specific route. and even if its possible, imagine someone doing a thousand, or a million request to that route with unique param each, your application will keep storing it and your poor memory will explode lol Commented Jun 16, 2023 at 8:55
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