I have two react projects created by create-react-app kit which both will use same database and some shared models. For backend i've created one Laravel project and in it's public directory i've put React projects :
--Laravel project
|-- app
|-- bootstarp
...
|-- public
|-- frontend (react app)
|-- panel (react app)
|-- index.php (Laravel's index)
...
|-- vendor
|-- .env
Since i'm going to use Laravel just for REST api, i've set up 3 domains like :
frontend.local
panel.frontend.local
api.frontend.local
The reason for doing this, is that i don't want to recreate database or shared models for each project and right now everything works great. I can access projects and i can send api requests too. So my question is : Is this approach good ? and if it's not, how can i have one instance of Laravel app for two react apps.
