You could simply test the environment in your routes.php file then include the route file corresponding to the site.

if ($site1)
{
    include 'site1_routes.php';
}


if ($site2)
{
    include 'site2_routes.php';
}

Should work.

Oh. This did not occur to me. I should probably be able to access the Config data in routes.php. thanks

niteshn said:

I'm using a single laravel installation to run two websites (multisite). Most of the model and controller code is same, so it seemed logical to me to avoid duplication. I have just created separate view folders for both the websites.

I want to keep separate routes.php file for both the websites? How can I change which which routes files to read from when a certain environment variable is set?

Out of topic but still... how did you manage to make it multisite?