Allow multiple subdomains about valet HOT 10 CLOSED

You can manually add a subdomain, if you'd like:

cd Sites/mergency
valet link burger.mergency
valet link coffee.mergency
valet link tea.mergency

Since I've run valet park on the Sites directory, this directory is now serving all of the following URLs:

• mergency.dev
• burger.mergency.dev
• coffee.mergency.dev
• tea.mergency.dev

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@MehmetNuri, it should just work, don't need to configure anything. If you have a site available at my-app.dev, foo.my-app.dev will already route to that project automatically.

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@jdavidbakr 👍 Thought you might say that, but wanted to expose this option in here in case it solved your or others' problems.

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@mattstauffer - yeah, but in my case, I am using the subdomains as a user-level identifier, so ideally I'd like to be able to add subdomains while playing with it that are not necessarily persistent and that I don't have to go in and create the link every time I need a new one. The solution of changing the server.php setup is working great, but it would be nice to have this configurable somehow so it doesn't get overwritten if I pull an update to valet.

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@mattstauffer I've tried that before with little luck, but this time around it worked. Thanks :) I rarely use more than 2 subdomains, but adding some kind of wildcard support could be nice.

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Just sent a PR to allow dynamic/wildcard subdomains: #267.

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This would save me some headache as well. We're also using subdomain groups.

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👍 to allow wildcards

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How i can route subdomains dynamic with valet?

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if you want support multi domain use this code

ln -s ~/Projects/directory  ~/.valet/Sites/domain_name

Example:

ln -s ~/Projects/laravel  ~/.valet/Sites/taylor

And change route file

Route::group(['domain' => 'laravel.app'], function()
{
    Route::get('/', function () {
        return "Main Domain";
    });
});


Route::group(['domain' => 'taylor.app'], function()
{
    Route::get('/', function () {
        return "Taylor Domain";
    });
});


//or 


Route::group(['domain' => '{domain}.{tld}'], function ()
{
    Route::get('/', function () {
        return "Taylor Domain";
    });
});

In this project, project name is laravel , main domain is laravel.app and taylor domain is taylor.app

Note: I don't use .dev domain. If you are use default valet settings, your domains are laravel.dev and taylor.dev

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