$route = $router->getMatchedRoute(); // get the matched route if ($route->getName() == 'home') { // check if the route name is 'home' // do something here }In this example, we are getting the matched route from a router object, and then checking if the route name is 'home'. If it is, we can execute some code. This function is typically used in web application frameworks such as Laravel, Symfony, and Zend. It is included in the library of these frameworks. However, there may be other PHP packages or libraries that also include this function.