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<?php
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+/*
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+|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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+| Bundle Configuration
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+|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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+|
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+| Bundles allow you to conveniently extend and organize your application.
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+| Think of bundles as self-contained applications. They can have routes,
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+| controllers, models, views, configuration, etc. You can even create
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+| your own bundles to share with the Laravel community.
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+|
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+| This is a list of the bundles installed for your application and tells
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+| Laravel the location of hte bundle's root directory, as well as the
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+| root URI the bundle responds to.
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+|
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+| For example, if you have an "admin" bundle located in "bundles/admin"
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+| that you want to handle requests with URIs that begin with "admin",
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+| simply add it to the array like this:
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+|
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+| 'admin' => array(
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+| 'location' => 'admin',
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+| 'handles' => 'admin',
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+| ),
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+| Note that the "location" is relative to the "bundles" directory.
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+| Now the bundle will be recognized by Laravel and will be able
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+| to respond to requests beginning with "admin"!
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+*/
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+
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return array();
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