可能或Laravel路线？

I’m building a bilingual site in Laravel 4 and my URLs contain a locale identifier. Beyond that, it’s important to have nice looking slugs in the right language. So, let’s say I have a route at which you would find mugs. The equivalent in French would be tasses.

Currently what I'm doing is

Route::get('{locale}/mugs', ['uses' => 'MugsController@index']);
Route::get('{locale}/mugs/{id}', ['uses' => 'MugsController@show']);

Route::get('{locale}/tasses', ['uses' => 'MugsController@index']);
Route::get('{locale}/tasses/{id}', ['uses' => 'MugsController@show']);

And a short URL/locale check and redirect in the controller methods that makes sure that the slug is in the right language, so you don't end up with /fr/mugs, for example.

This works ok but may get unwieldy since I will have two of each if I make any more routes. For example, I'd have to have both {locale}/mugs/ceramic/{id} and {locale}/tasses/ceramique/{id}, etc.

Is there a way to do something like {locale}/mugs|tasses/{id} in Laravel? Or even check with RegEx?

I know you can check the route parameters with RegEx, but can you check the actual path components?

You can create regex patterns, and do things like:

Route::pattern('mugs', 'mugs|tasses');

Route::get('{locale}/{mugs}', ['uses' => 'MugsController@index']);
Route::get('{locale}/{mugs}/{id}', ['uses' => 'MugsController@show']);

You can do it this way:

Route::get('{locale}/{special}', ['uses' => 'MugsController@show'])->where('special','^(mugs|tasses)$');

special in this case must be either mugs or tasses