Hey there! In this article, I’ll show you how I clear different types of cache in Laravel 12 using simple artisan commands. Whether you're stuck with outdated routes, configs, or views, these commands help reset everything in just a second.

This is something I often do while developing Laravel apps — especially after making config changes or updating routes. Let’s go through each one.

Laravel 12 Clear Cache, Route, View, Config, Event Artisan Command

1. Clear Application Cache

php artisan cache:clear

This clears the application cache stored in storage/framework/cache.

 

2. Clear Route Cache

php artisan route:clear

Use this when you’ve updated your routes and they’re not reflecting.

 

3. Clear Config Cache

php artisan config:clear

Useful after updating environment variables or config/*.php files.

 

4. Clear View Cache

php artisan view:clear

This clears compiled Blade templates from storage/framework/views.

 

5. Clear Event Cache

php artisan event:clear

If you’ve cached your events and listeners using event:cache, use this to clear them.

 

6. Clear All Caches

If you want to quickly reset everything, run all commands at once:

php artisan cache:clear
php artisan config:clear
php artisan route:clear
php artisan view:clear
php artisan event:clear

// OR

php artisan optimize:clear

You can also make a custom artisan command or bash alias to speed it up.

 

7. Clear Cache by Route

Route::get('clear-cache', function() {

    Artisan::call('cache:clear');
  
    dd("Cache Clear Successfully");
});

Hope this helped! Bookmark it so you don’t have to search next time. 😄

 

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