Laravel vuejs routes

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What am trying to do is to build a laravel axios routes which have query parameters that is

a sample request looks like

 axios.get("/user-management/permissions?role=" + this.role)

so the aboe generates

localhost:8000/user-management/permissions?role=admin"//role value changes

Now am stuck at setting the actual routes in the laravel routes

I have the following

Route::get('permissions/{role}', "PermissionsController@PermissionRole");

THe above route is never executed.How do i go about setting up my laravel routes to have the query string parameter

apokryfos · Accepted Answer · 2017-10-10 16:06:40Z

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I think you misunderstood:

The route Route::get('permissions/{role}', "PermissionsController@PermissionRole"); will respond to requests of the form /user-management/permissions/admin

You don't need to specify the expected query string. You need to have this route:

Route::get('permissions', "PermissionsController@PermissionRole");

Then in your controller:

function PermissionRole(Request $request) {
       $role= $request->get("role"); //admin ?
}

If you want to add the role as part of the URL you can do:

Route::get('permissions/{role}', "PermissionsController@PermissionRole");

Then you can access the role in the action:

function PermissionRole(Request $request, $role) {
      //$role variable name matches the route name
}

However you can also make it mandatory by using validation:

function PermissionRole(Request $request) {
       $this->validate($request->all(), [ 
              "role" => "required|in:admin,user" //example
       ]);
}

edited Oct 10, 2017 at 16:06

answered Oct 10, 2017 at 15:50

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Geoff Over a year ago

okay, i see my mistake but is it possible to build routes with parameters am trying to build an api where people will pass in query parameters eg: ?role=""?date=""?newitem=""

apokryfos Over a year ago

@GEOFFREYMWANGI not with query string parameters, but you can perform Validation on the Request object or even override it with your own route specific class (using Form validation

Geoff Over a year ago

thanks also based on the way youve put it i cannot enforce the role to be mandatory so adding adding /{role} makes it mandatory but now i cannot fetch the mandatory parameter ow do i go about this.

Geoff Over a year ago

i see where its going wrong to fetch ive had to change $request->get("role") to $request->route("role"). Update your answer on the same.

apokryfos Over a year ago

Updated with an alternative way. But I stil l think validation is better. There's a lot more rules you can impose other than required. You can validate to only accept certain values or number etc.

Rafael · Accepted Answer · 2017-10-10 15:59:13Z

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route:

Route::get('permissions/{role}', "PermissionsController@PermissionRole");

Is never executed because you should have link like this:

localhost:8000/user-management/permissions/admin  //admin is role

edited Oct 10, 2017 at 15:59

answered Oct 10, 2017 at 15:54

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