Naming default implicit auth & password controller routes in Laravel 5.0

routes.php

// By default, Laravel sets up the routes for auth/ and password/ using implicit controllers

Route::controllers([
    'auth' => 'Auth\AuthController',
    'password' => 'Auth\PasswordController',
]);



// This means to get a url to the route, you need to do something like url('/auth/login')
// I prefer using named routes and getting the route url like so: route('auth.login')
// I also prefer being declarative with my routes
// So, I've given each route its own name:

Route::controller('auth', 'Auth\AuthController', [
    'getRegister' => 'auth.register',
    'postRegister' => 'auth.register.store',
    'getLogin' => 'auth.login',
    'postLogin' => 'auth.login.store',
    'getLogout' => 'auth.logout'
]);

Route::controller('password', 'Auth\PasswordController', [
    'getEmail' => 'password.email',
    'postEmail' => 'password.email.store',
    'getReset' => 'password.reset',
    'postReset' => 'password.reset.store'
]);