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The Laravel web routes are well-organized. Each route has clearly defined methods and controllers, and the required parameters are appropriately passed.
However, an issue arises with the deletion (destroy) route:
Route::delete('templates', [TemplatesController::class, 'destroy']);
In this route, we don't specify the {id} parameter, which is essential for identifying the correct item for deletion. Typically, for deletion, a specific identifier (id) needs to be provided so that the application knows which item to delete.
If the destroy method requires the identifier (id) of the item, I recommend modifying the Route::delete route to include the {id} parameter:
Route::delete('templates/{id}', [TemplatesController::class, 'destroy']);
This way, the delete route can pass the id to the destroy method, allowing it to correctly identify and delete the item.
However, if the deletion follows a different logic, modify the destroy method accordingly to determine how to identify the item for deletion.