<?php use LaravelSabre\Http\Middleware\Authorize; return [ /* |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | LaravelSabre Domain |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | This is the subdomain where LaravelSabre will be accessible from. If the | setting is null, LaravelSabre will reside under the same domain as the | application. Otherwise, this value will be used as the subdomain. | */ 'domain' => null, /* |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | LaravelSabre Path |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | This is the URI path where LaravelSabre will be accessible from. Feel free | to change this path to anything you like. | */ 'path' => 'dav', /* |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | LaravelSabre Master Switch |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | This option may be used to disable LaravelSabre. | */ 'enabled' => env('LARAVELSABRE_ENABLED', true), /* |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | LaravelSabre Route Middleware |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | These middleware will be assigned to every LaravelSabre route, giving you | the chance to add your own middleware to this list or change any of | the existing middleware. Or, you can simply stick with this list. | */ 'middleware' => [ 'api', Authorize::class, ], ];