Adding routes

Put it in your module's Routes/front.php or Routes/admin.php. Register literal paths before patterns, or a slug will shadow them.
$router->get('/examples', [ExampleController::class, 'index'], 'example.index');
$router->post('/examples', [ExampleController::class, 'store'], 'example.store');
$router->get('/examples/{slug}', [ExampleController::class, 'show'], 'example.show');

The third argument is a name, and $router->url('example.show', ['slug' => $x]) builds an address from it. Build links that way in PHP rather than writing them out, or they drift until every one is a 404.

Admin routes go behind the middleware:

$router->group()->prefix('/admin/examples')
    ->middleware(RequireAdmin::class)
    ->group(function ($router) { ... });

🚨 Register literal paths before patterns. With /examples/{slug} first, a route for /examples/new is never reached — and worse, an example actually slugged "new" becomes unreadable.

To claim the site root, guard it: if ($app->make('applications')->ownsFrontPage('example')).

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