Get the controller name and action in Laravel 4 which can be used as a class in your HTML. This solution makes use of the parseCallback() and currentRouteAction() functions, which are handy if you want to devise your own version.

RouteClass.php

<?php

public function routeClass()
{
	$routeArray = Str::parseCallback(Route::currentRouteAction(), null);

	if (last($routeArray) != null) {
		// Remove 'controller' from the controller name.
		$controller = str_replace('Controller', '', class_basename(head($routeArray)));

		// Take out the method from the action.
		$action = str_replace(['get', 'post', 'patch', 'put', 'delete'], '', last($routeArray));

		return Str::slug($controller . '-' . $action);
	}

	return 'closure';
}