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Guy Mazouz
Guy Mazouz

Reputation: 437

Correct Restful resources with laravel

So this is a simple question, I've searched for the answer but couldn't find anything which explains what is the correct way to write the resources in routes.

I will explain my dilemma: assuming you have a UserController and PostController which extends it:

PostController extends UserController

now I understood the correct way to write the resources in the routes file is this:

//restful:
Route::resource('user', 'UserController');
Route::resource('user.post', 'PostController');

but when I do this, my artisan routes looks like this:

GET|HEAD user/{user}/post             | user.post.index      | PostController@index
GET|HEAD user/{user}/post/create      | user.post.create     | PostController@create
POST user/{user}/post                 | user.post.store      | PostController@store
GET|HEAD user/{user}/post/{post}      | user.post.show       | PostController@show
GET|HEAD user/{user}/post/{post}/edit | user.post.edit       | PostController@edit
PUT user/{user}/post/{post}           | user.post.update     | PostController@update
PATCH user/{user}/post/{post}         |                      | PostController@update
DELETE user/{user}/post/{post}        | user.post.destroy    | PostController@destroy

Meaning I need to send 2 parameter through the route, that's all ok, but when I write my PostController I get this problem:

'ErrorException' with message 'Declaration of PostController::show() should be compatible with UserController::show($id)'

My question is, how am I supposed to pass 2 parameters if the declaration of PostController show and UserController show, are ought to be the same?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 52

Answers (1)

ollieread
ollieread

Reputation: 6223

There's no reason for your PostController to extend your UserController.

The actual problem here is that the signatures for PostController::show() and UserController::show() don't match. If you're injecting models, chances are, it's because one has Post and the other User, or whatever your model names are.

Upvotes: 1

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