Laravel 5.4 - 如何使用通配符路由？

Question

After some playing around and research it seems that Route::when() and Route::filter() are deprecated in Laravel 5+. I need to be able to route all URIs that begin with members to the same controller. For example:

Route::get('members/home', 'MembersController');
Route::get('members/view/all', 'MembersController');
Route::get('members/any/possible/route', 'MembersController');

I will not know all the possible routes that begin with members, as they will be stored in my database. Is there a wildcard equivalent to what Laravel 4.2 had that I can use in 5.4?

The idea is to have any routes that begin with certain prefixes to go to its specified controller, then the controller will compare the entire URI string and retrieve the page that has the matching slug in the db.

Answer 1

You can do this using a route parameter that allows any value. Eg (.*) . You'll then need to handle all of the requests from a single controller action.

Route::get('members/{action}', 'MemberController@all')->where('action', '(.*)');

To take this further, if you don't know that your requests will all be GET requests, you could use the :any method type.

Route::any('members/{action}', 'MemberController@all')->where('action', '(.*));

Answer 2

Route::get('/members/{section}', 'MembersController@index' )
       ->where(['section' => '.*']);

Or better yet you can use a group route. It's faster and optimizes your app.

Route::prefix('members')->group(function () {
    Route::get('{section}', 'MembersController@index' )
        ->where(['section' => '.*']);
});