How Laravel implements MVC and how to use it effectively (2024)

In this article, how the Laravel framework implements MVC architecture. By the end, you will have some knowledge of MVC and how Laravel helps with structuring your application.

If you are not new to software programming, you must have heard of MVC. MVC is a software architecture pattern and it stands for Model View Controller.

Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of programming concepts.
  • Laravel installer installed on your machine.
  • Knowledge of PHP.
  • Basic knowledge of the command line.
  • SQLite installed on your machine. Installation guide.

What is MVC?

MVC is an acronym for ‘Model View Controller’. It represents architecture developers adopt when building applications. With the MVC architecture, we look at the application structure with regards to how the data flow of our application works

MVC is a software architecture…that separates domain/application/business…logic from the rest of the user interface. It does this by separating the application into three parts: the model, the view, and the controller.

The model manages fundamental behaviors and data of the application. It can respond to requests for information, respond to instructions to change the state of its information, and even notify observers in event-driven systems when information changes. This could be a database or any number of data structures or storage systems. In short, it is the data and data-management of the application.

The view effectively provides the user interface element of the application. It’ll render data from the model into a form that is suitable for the user interface.
The controller receives user input and makes calls to model objects and the view to perform appropriate actions.

All in all, these three components work together to create the three basic components of MVC.
Bob, Stack Overflow

We have a structure that looks like this:

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A Model is a representation of a real-life instance or object in our code base. The View represents the interface through which the user interacts with our application. When a user takes an action, the Controller handles the action and updates the Model if necessary.

Let’s look at a simple scenario.

If you go to an e-commerce website, the different pages you see are provided by the View layer. When you click on a particular product to view more, the Controller layer processes the user’s action. This may involve getting data from a data source using the Model layer. The data is then bundled up together and arranged in a View layer and displayed to the user. Rinse and repeat.

Other software architectural patterns

As with most things in software, there are other ways things can be done. For architecture, there are several others that developers can use when building their applications. Here are some of them:

  • Client-Server Architecture – This consists of two parts, client and server systems that communicate over a computer network. The clients make requests to servers and the server waits for requests.
  • Layered Architecture – components are organized into layers with each layer performing a specific role within the application. Layers may vary based on the size of the application
  • Peer-to-Peer Architecture – the tasks are partitioned between the different peers and is commonly used with file-sharing services

There are more architectural patterns. You can read more here.

Why use MVC?

⚠️ This article is not a comparison between architecture types but information on a single type, which is MVC.

When building PHP applications, it may be okay to have a lot of files flying around in very very small projects. However, when the project becomes even slightly bigger than five files or entry points having a structure can drastically improve maintainability.

When you have to work with codebases that have no architecture, it will become extremely grueling, especially if the project is big and you have to deal with unstructured code laying everywhere. Using MVC can give your code some structure and make it easier to work with.

On a more technical note, when you build using the MVC architecture, you have the following strategic advantages:

  • Splitting roles in your project are easier.
    When the MVC architecture is adopted, you have the advantage of splitting roles in the project. You can have a backend developer working on the controller logic, while a frontend developer works on the views. This is a very common way to work in companies and having MVC makes it much easier than when the codebase has spaghetti code.
  • Structurally ‘a-okay’.
    MVC can force you to split your files into logical directories which makes it easier to find files when working on large projects.

  • Responsibility isolation.
    When you adopt MVC, each broad responsibility is isolated. For instance, you can make changes in the views and the models separately because the model does not depend on the views.

  • Full control of application URLs.
    With MVC architecture, you have full control over how your application appears to the world by choosing the application routes. This comes in handy when you are trying to improve your application for SEO purposes.

  • Writing SOLID code is easier.
    With MVC it is easier to follow the SOLID principle.

What is Laravel?

Laravel is a PHP-based web framework that is largely based on the MVC architecture. Laravel was created to make it easier for developers to get started on PHP projects. With Laravel, you think less about the setup, architecture, and dependencies of a project and go straight into the meat of the project.

How Laravel requests work

Before diving into how Laravel implements MVC let us take a look at how requests are handled in Laravel.

When you create a new Laravel project, (you can create one by running the command laravel new project-name), the project has the following structure:

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There is a file in the routes/ directory called web.php. That file is where you handle the requests when users visit your app. The file looks like this:

 <?php /* |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Web Routes |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | [...] | */ Route::get('/', function () { return view('welcome'); });

In this file, you can route URLs to controllers in your application, for example, what happens when a user goes to ’yourapp.com/home’ or ‘yourapp.com’.

How MVC is implemented in Laravel applications

Let’s take a look at how Laravel uses MVC during development. To do this, let’s create a sample Laravel project that displays products for a shop.

To create a new project run the command below in your terminal:

 $ laravel new product-store 

To see the starter app at work, update the APP_URL in your .env file to http://localhost:8000 then run the following command in your terminal:

 $ php artisan serve

? All artisan commands for a Laravel project have to be run inside the root of the Laravel project so you have to cd there first before running the command.

This will run your app and you can visit it on 127.0.0.1:8000/. You should see a welcome view in your browser. Great. To stop the server press ctrl + c on your keyboard for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Models: creating our product model

Let us create our first model, M in MVC, for our application. As we have noted before, the model usually, interfaces with a data storage like an SQL database. In Laravel, the Model is usually a class with properties that match the columns in the database.

In our database, a product will have the following properties:

  • Name (name) – Name of product.
  • Short Description (description) – Short description of a product.
  • Count (count) – The number of products available.
  • Unit Price (price) – How much a single product costs.

To create a model in Laravel, run the command in your terminal:

 $ php artisan make:model Product

When you run this command, Laravel will create a Product.php file in the app directory. This will be a PHP class with the name Product and it will be the model for our products table in the database.

In the Product model, add the $fillable property as shown below:

 <?php namespace App; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model; class Product extends Model { protected $fillable = [ 'name', 'count', 'price', 'description', ]; }

? The fillable property is used to represent mass assignable attributes for our model

That is all about models in Laravel, however, as a bonus let’s talk about migrations in Laravel.

Migration lets developers make and undo changes to a project’s database. Migrations can be used to make managing databases easy and predictable. To create a migration, run the following in your terminal:

 $ php artisan make:migration create_products_table

When the command is executed, we should see a new *_create_products_table.php file in the database/migrations directory and we can edit it to have our products table schema like this:

 <?php [...] class CreateProductsTable extends Migration { public function up() { Schema::create('products', function (Blueprint $table) { $table->increments('id'); $table->string('name'); $table->text('description'); $table->integer('count'); $table->integer('price'); $table->softDeletes(); $table->timestamps(); }); } public function down() { Schema::dropIfExists('products'); } }

That’s all for the migration file. However, before we run the migration we need Laravel to connect to a database. In this tutorial, we will be using SQLite.

As part of the prerequisites mentioned earlier, you need SQLite installed on your machine. To make it possible for Laravel connect to an SQLite database, create a new empty database/database.sqlite file.

Next copy the .env.example file in the root of your project to .env and then in the copied file, replace the following lines:

 DB_CONNECTION=mysql DB_DATABASE=homestead DB_USERNAME=username DB_PASSWORD=password

with

 DB_CONNECTION=sqlite DB_DATABASE=/full/path/to/database.sqlite

That is all for our database setup. Now to run the migrations, run the command below in your terminal:

 $ php artisan migrate

Before running the command, you need to have set up your database and set the connection details in your .env file in the root of the project.

You can read about how to set up your database here and you can read more about migrations here.

Controllers: creating our controller

Earlier we mentioned that controllers are responsible for completing user actions and the managing the business logic of our applications. For our make-believe project, we are going to use Resource Controllers.

Laravel resource routing assigns the typical “CRUD” routes to a controller with a single line of code. For example, you may wish to create a controller that handles all HTTP requests for “photos” stored by your application. – Laravel documentation

To create a resource controller in Laravel, run the following command:

 $ php artisan make:controller ProductController -r

? The -r flag makes it a resource controller and thus creates all the methods required for CRUD operation.

When the command is run, Laravel will create a new file in the app/Http/Controllers directory called ProductController.php.

Before we start adding logic to the controller, go to the routes/web.php file and add the following route:

 Route::resource('/products', 'ProductController');

This tells Laravel to create all the routes necessary for a resource controller and map them to the ProductController class.

You can see the list of routes by running the command php artisan route:list in your terminal. You get the following result showing the routes and the request types to use when accessing the routes:

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Looking at the image above, you can see the action that each URI is mapped to. This means when a user goes to 127.0.0.1:8000/products/create, the create function in the ProductController will process the user’s request.

Now let’s go to the controller file and update the methods in them with the following logic:

The create method:

 public function create() { return view('createproduct'); }

The above is for the create (C in CRUD). The controller loads a view (V in MVC) called create product and serves that as the response for anytime someone visits the route /products/create with a GET HTTP method.

The store method:

 public function store(Request $request) { \App\Product::create([ 'name' => $request->get('name'), 'description' => $request->get('description'), 'price' => $request->get('price'), 'count' => $request->get('count'), ]); return redirect('/products'); }

The store method is called when a user sends a POST HTTP request to the /products endpoint. This logic above gets the data from the request and stores it in the database using the Product model.

The index method:

 public function index() { $products = \App\Product::all(); return view('viewproducts', ['allProducts' => $products]); }

The index method is called when the /products route is loaded with a GET HTTP method. In this method, we fetch all the products available in the products table using the Product model and pass it on to the view as a variable. This means in the view, the $allProducts variable will be available.

To keep the article short, we will limit the controller logic to these three methods. Let’s create the views that are loaded by the controller methods above.

Views: creating the projects views

In Laravel, all the views are stored in the resources/views directory. Your views usually store the HTML of your page and are the presentation layer of the MVC architecture.

Let’s create the home page view. Update the welcome.blade.php file in the resources/views directory to include the following code inside the body tag of the existing HTML:

 [...] <div class="flex-center position-ref full-height"> <div class="content"> <div class="title m-b-md">Product Store</div> <div class="links"> <a href="{{ config('app.url')}}/products/create">Create Product</a> <a href="{{ config('app.url')}}/products">View Products</a> </div> </div> </div> [...]

Laravel uses Blade as it’s templating engine. Blade is pretty much HTML but with some injectable PHP-like syntax. You can read more about blade here.

If you go back to the routes/web.php you see it stated that the welcome view should be rendered to the user when the / is visited. If you visit the webpage URL http://127.0.0.1:8000/ you will see this page:

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Next, let’s make the ‘Create Product’ view. Create a createproduct.blade.php file in the resources/views directory of our project. In there add the following:

 <!doctype html> <html lang="{{ app()->getLocale() }}"> <head> <title>Create Product | Product Store</title> <!-- styling etc. --> </head> <body> <div class="flex-center position-ref full-height"> <div class="content"> <form method="POST" action="{{ config('app.url')}}/products"> <h1> Enter Details to create a product</h1> <div class="form-input"> <label>Name</label> <input type="text" name="name"> </div> <div class="form-input"> <label>Description</label> <input type="text" name="description"> </div> <div class="form-input"> <label>Count</label> <input type="number" name="count"> </div> <div class="form-input"> <label>Price</label> <input type="number" name="price"> </div> <button type="submit">Submit</button> </form> </div> </div> </body> </html>

This view above is a simple form that collects and submits requests to create products. When the form is submitted, a POST request is made to the /products route of the application which is handled by the store method in our ProductController.

Here is how the /products/create route will look after adding the view and visiting the route:

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The next view we want to add is the viewproducts.blade.php view. Create that file in the resources/views directory and add the following code to the file:

 <!doctype html> <html lang="{{ app()->getLocale() }}"> <head> <title>View Products | Product Store</title> <!-- Styles etc. --> </head> <body> <div class="flex-center position-ref full-height"> <div class="content"> <h1>Here's a list of available products</h1> <table> <thead> <td>Name</td> <td>Description</td> <td>Count</td> <td>Price</td> </thead> <tbody> @foreach ($allProducts as $product) <tr> <td>{{ $product->name }}</td> <td class="inner-table">{{ $product->description }}</td> <td class="inner-table">{{ $product->count }}</td> <td class="inner-table">{{ $product->price }}</td> </tr> @endforeach </tbody> </table> </div> </div> </body> </html>

In the view above, the data that was sent from the controller, $allProducts, is iterated on and displayed to the user.

Now, if you visit the /products route you should see something like this:

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Conclusion

In this article, we considered how MVC works and how Laravel implements it. We considered why you should use MVC and how to implement it in a real-world Laravel application.

The source code to the article is available on GitHub.

How Laravel implements MVC and how to use it effectively (2024)

FAQs

How does Laravel implement MVC? ›

Laravel applications follow the traditional Model-View-Controller design pattern, where you use: Controllers to handle user requests and retrieve data, by leveraging Models. Models to interact with your database and retrieve your objects' information. Views to render pages.

What is MVC Laravel? ›

MVC Architecture Of Laravel

MVC is an architectural design pattern that helps to develop web applications faster. MVC stands for Model-View-Controller.

What are the reasons to choose Laravel MVC for web development? ›

Security Level: Laravel is safer since it avoids the use of SQL injection, Xsrf, Xss. Storing Password: Due to Hash class, the Laravel offers stable Bcrypt hashing password encryption. Reset Password and Reminders: Most web applications offer a way for users to reset their forgotten passwords.

How MVC is implemented in core PHP? ›

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What is the best way to deploy Laravel app? ›

Because of how Laravel applications work, deploying them using the SSH strategy is much preferred in comparison with FTP. Using FTP is possible, but for this guide we'll assume you have a (shared) host or server with SSH access enabled.

What is MVC and how it works? ›

The Model-View-Controller (MVC) framework is an architectural/design pattern that separates an application into three main logical components Model, View, and Controller. Each architectural component is built to handle specific development aspects of an application.

What is the best way to learn MVC? ›

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What is MVC and why it is used? ›

MVC (Model-View-Controller) is a pattern in software design commonly used to implement user interfaces, data, and controlling logic. It emphasizes a separation between the software's business logic and display. This "separation of concerns" provides for a better division of labor and improved maintenance.

Why do we even need MVC frameworks why Laravel is any better? ›

Laravel MVC Architecture

MVC stands for Model, View, and Controller. It is a design pattern that separates the model (logic, data handling), view (UI), and controller processes (interface). Being based on MVC, the Laravel framework provides many features like high performance, increased security, and scalability.

What is Laravel and how do you use it? ›

Laravel attempts to take the pain out of development by easing common tasks used in the majority of web projects, such as authentication, routing, sessions, and caching. Laravel aims to make the development process a pleasing one for the developer without sacrificing application functionality.

Why MVC is used in PHP? ›

MVC – The Model-View-Controller architectural pattern helps you tier your code for easier maintenance. By keeping the data-manipulating logic separate from the bits that handle the display, you make it much easier to change either the template or the underlying code without touching the other.

How MVC improve website performance? ›

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  6. Combine Resources.
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Why Laravel framework is the best choice for PHP web development? ›

Integration of PHP unit such as a testing framework is very easy in Laravel application. In addition to that unit tests can be run through the provided artisan command-line utility. Apart from these features, Laravel also has official packages that come handy when integrating different features in the application.

How do I optimize my website in Laravel? ›

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  1. Use Latest Version.
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  3. Use Artisan Commands.
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  5. Route Caching.
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Is Laravel A MVC framework? ›

Laravel is a free and open-source web PHP framework, which is based on MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture. A Framework provides structure and starting point for creating your application.

How can we use MVC areas for better modular development? ›

Areas folder within your MVC Application and each individual area will function as its own self-contained module. Areas allow the developers to write more modular, maintainable code that by definition would be cleanly separated from the parent Application, other modules and areas.

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Vue. js is officially supported by Laravel, and Angular and ReactJS are also often the recommended frontend frameworks to use alongside a Laravel backend.

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Model View Controller is a predictable software design pattern that can be used across many frameworks with many programming languages, commonly Python, Ruby, PHP, JavaScript, and more. It is popularly used to design web applications and mobile apps.

What are the three models of MVC? ›

In fact, in ASP.NET MVC, there are three distinct types of model: the domain model, view model and input model.

How to create a project in MVC? ›

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  1. Start Visual Studio, on the File menu select New, and then select Project.
  2. In the New Project dialog box, select Visual Basic or Visual C# as the programming language.
  3. In the Templates pane, select ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Application.
  4. Type CarRentWebSite as the name of the project and click OK.

What are the four major components of MVC? ›

So, in fact, there are really four major components in play: routes, models, views, and controllers.

When should I use MVC? ›

Why Should You Use MVC? Three words: separation of concerns, or SoC for short. The MVC pattern helps you break up the frontend and backend code into separate components. This way, it's much easier to manage and make changes to either side without them interfering with each other.

What are the features of MVC? ›

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  • Create view models.
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Which language is used in MVC? ›

The MVC pattern is widely used in program development with programming languages such as Java, Smalltalk, C, and C++.

What is MVC simple example? ›

Car driving mechanism is another example of the MVC model. Every car consist of three main parts. View= User interface : (Gear lever, panels, steering wheel, brake, etc.) Controller- Mechanism (Engine) Model- Storage (Petrol or Diesel tank)

What is Laravel What are pros and cons of using Laravel framework? ›

The framework's strong points include high security, robust deployments, and simple coding. It also boasts a variety of web development tools and is easy to learn. The drawbacks include the potentially high cost of Laravel developers, limited support, frequent need for updates, and slow speeds.

Why Laravel is most popular PHP framework? ›

Reasons why Laravel is the best PHP framework for large scale applications
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  2. MVC Architecture. ...
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Why is Laravel the best framework in 2022? ›

Laravel is the most desirable framework for 2022 because it has a simple and clear code structure with elegant syntax. It also has proper documentation which tells where each file and functionality should be placed. The systemized placement helps developers find files quickly in the application.

Which tool used for Laravel? ›

Laravel Mix (previously called Laravel Elixir) is a tool that gives you an almost completely managed front-end build process. It provides a clean and flexible API for defining basic Webpack build steps for your Laravel application.

How to learn Laravel step by step? ›

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  5. Laravel - Application Structure.
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How to learn Laravel framework step by step? ›

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  2. Step 2: Learn What MVC Is and How It Works. ...
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  7. Best Laravel Ebooks.
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Is Laravel MVC or MVVM? ›

Laravel is a PHP-based web framework that is largely based on the MVC architecture. Laravel was created to make it easier for developers to get started on PHP projects.

How does angular integrate with Laravel? ›

How to Integrate AngularJS and Laravel Together?
  1. Setting up an Angular project.
  2. Creating a form using Angular forms.
  3. Handling of the input data coming from the form using Angular.
  4. Sending the form data to the Laravel server.
  5. Creating Laravel backend: creating tables, views, controllers, and models.
14 Oct 2022

How will you implement MVVM and MVC? ›

The key to MVVM in MVC is moving logic out of the MVC controller and into a view model class that contains properties that you can bind to the user interface. The controller should only call a method in your view model, and periodically set a property or two prior to calling that method.

Is PHP a MVC framework? ›

PHP frameworks typically follow the Model View Controller (MVC) design pattern. This concept separates the manipulation of data from its presentation. The Model stores the business logic and application data. It passes data to the View, the presentation layer.

What design pattern does Laravel use? ›

The Bridge pattern is a structural design pattern in PHP that's used to vary an implementation of an object or class. If you've used Laravel even a little you'll have seen evidence of the Bridge pattern and the sort of flexibility we're aiming for in the central services of the framework.

Is Laravel MVC or MVP? ›

Laravel is an MVC-based PHP framework that ensures a tight separation between presentation layers and business logic. MVC stands for Model, View, and Controller. It is a design pattern that separates the model (logic, data handling), view (UI), and controller processes (interface).

Which web server is best for Laravel? ›

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Is Laravel cross platform? ›

The simple answer to the question, “What is Laravel?” is straightforward: Laravel is a cross-platform PHP framework for building web applications.

Why we use API PHP in Laravel? ›

But using api. php has some advantages: routes are automatically prefixed with 'api/' routes are using auth and api middle ware -- auth -> checks for a token -- api middleware adds some additional security/protection by throttling api request.

What is better for your website MVC or MVVM and why? ›

MVVM is better than MVC/MVP because of its unidirectional data and dependency flow. Dependency is one way, thus it is a lot easier to decouple it when we need to. It is also easier for testing. All my projects(written in Kotlin for Android app) are based on MVVM.

Why Laravel is the best PHP framework? ›

Why Laravel: Top 10 advantages of the framework
  1. The Model-View-Controller architectural pattern support. ...
  2. Object-oriented libraries. ...
  3. The command-line interface. ...
  4. Laravel's templating engine. ...
  5. Effective ORM and database management. ...
  6. Adequate support for effective unit testing. ...
  7. Routing in the Laravel framework.

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