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If you have static pages you can put them in the /public directory, they will be served as normal files.

Then you can scan the /public/tool directory if you want to list them.

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thank you.. like I said... very new to laravel... I marked this as solved but I wonder if it really is... part of the problem is I wont be creating the files that are independent. other co-workers will be it's complicated... thats why I was putting them in a subdirectory.. if I put them in a sub off of public. should I be able to pull a directory of that subdirectory and list the appropriate files?

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