should laravel controllers/views sub-dir be singular or plural

[sinkcup]

Laravel UI build-in:

• controllers path: Controllers/Auth/ResetPasswordController.php
• views path: passwords/reset
• route name: password.reset

should controllers/views sub-dir be singular or plural?

for example: https://github.com/settings/profile

• controllers path: Controllers/Settings/ProfileController.php or Controllers/Setting/
• views path: views/settings/profile.blade.php or views/setting/
• route name: settings.profile or setting.profile

[alexeymezenin]

I use both, depending on the context. For example, views/admin/emails where admin is singular and emails is plural

[sinkcup]

@alexeymezenin

URI example.com/settings/profile

should use Controllers/Settings/ or Controllers/Setting/, views/settings/ or views/setting/, settings.profile or setting.profile?

is there a best practice or standard?

[Konafets]

The best practice is here: It depends on the context.

Your examples from Laravel UI describe different things. The controller is singular because it handles the resetting of a password, while the view folder passwords acts as a collection for all views regarding password handling. The route name is singular because its seen from the viewpoint of a user, which has only one password.