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Not sure if this is hard or easy way, need advice with getting info from database and displaying

Im trying to figure out what is best and easy way without writing much code. So there is Admin panel and I want many stuff to show from database info, like how many users, how many posts and etc.

Here is controller:

    public function userCount()                                                    
{                                              
   $count = DB::select('select count(*) as total from users');
   return view('/admin', ['count' => $count[0]->total]);                      
}

Then here is Route:

Route::get('/admin', [AdminController::class, 'userCount']);

And then in admin.blade.php where is info just printing





The question is if its right way to make like this or there is better way? Example I can create maybe 1 controller "InfoController" and get all info from FB, create them as a functions and then print in admin.blade.php? Should I be using for every function a new route? Also if there is any fixes in code, maybe something should be deleted and no need, you can advice me. Thanks!





source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67746475/not-sure-if-this-is-hard-or-easy-way-need-advice-with-getting-info-from-databas
















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