Laravel将查询字符串路由到angular

Question

I have an angular app that uses laravel on the back end. I use a regular expression to send a number of URLs to the angular app. Once there, the app itself uses the URL to display the proper module.

I am now trying to allow my site to receive input from another site and that input will come in the form of a URL with a query string such as ...

www.myurl.com/?thisId=23432&thisSection=4232

I cannot get this URL to register properly as one that is sent to the angular app. Is there a proper way in Laravel to say that a URL with a query string should go to address x?

Here are some things that I have tried so far ...

Route::get('/?thisId', 'MyController@mainApp');
Route::get('/\?thisId', 'MyController@mainApp');

Route::get('/{any?}', 'MyController@mainApp')->where('any', '^(?thisId[0-9a-zA-Z\=]');
Route::get('/{any?}', 'MyController@mainApp')->where('any', '^(\?thisId[0-9a-zA-Z\=]');

Not sure what to try now. Any suggestions on how to handle this?

Answer 1

Laravel Route parameter scheme is not like this:

www.myurl.com/?thisId=23432&thisSection=4232

It works like:

www.myurl.com/thisId/23432/thisSection/4232

And for this the route is like:

Route::get('thisId/{thisId}/thisSection/{thisSection}', function ($thisId, $thisSection) {
    //
});

Reference

Answer 2

It should be like this ..

URL

www.myurl.com/thisId/123

ROUTES

Route::get('/thisId/{id?}', 'MyController@mainApp')->where('id', '[0-9a-zA-Z\=]');

CONTROLLER

public function mainApp($thisId='defaultifnoinput')
{
    // do some thing with $thisId;
}