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Nicolas D
Nicolas D

Reputation: 1222

Laravel route group is not taken properly

I created 2 route groups in my api route file, and I can't access to routes of second group.

First group : 

$api     = app('Dingo\Api\Routing\Router');
$request = app('\Dingo\Api\Http\Request');

$api->dispatch($request);
/* API V1 ROUTES */

$prefix = 'test';

$api->group(['prefix' => $prefix,'version'=> 'v1'],function($api) {

    $api->post('/entity/validate/{code}', [
        'as'    => 'validate.code',
        'uses'  => 'App\Http\Controllers\XXX\Api\SmsController@validateCodeV1',
    ]);
});

This is working perfectly and I reach my function validateCodeV1 that does perfectly its job. On another side I have right after it Second group : 

$prefix = 'testv2';
$api->group(['prefix' => $prefix,'version'=> 'v2'],function($api) {

    $api->post('/entity/validate/{code}', [
        'as'    => 'validate.code',
        'uses'  => 'App\Http\Controllers\XXX\Api\SmsController@validateCode',
    ]);
});

Here I have a 404 when I try to call my api with a prefix testv2/entity/validate/XXX

I don't know how I can specify properly my prefix to swap from my v1 route to my v2 route... I use Laravel 5.5

EDIT : check of routes contains only one of my 2 routes, even after cache clear : 

php artisan route:list | grep entity/validate
|        | POST                                   | /test/entity/validate/{code}                                                                       | validate.code                                | Closure                                                                                                    | api.controllers               |

Upvotes: 0

Views: 290

Answers (2)

Nicolas D
Nicolas D

Reputation: 1222

I fixed it by mixing the 2 solutions of this post : Dingo API - How to add version number in url? It is not exactly a duplicate so I let my post, but if someone think it is appropriated to remove my post just ask and I will do it

Upvotes: 0

Mahbub Haq Al Farisi
Mahbub Haq Al Farisi

Reputation: 39

I've tried your code and change the $api-> to Route:: and both work as they should and listed in php artisan route:list.

$prefix = 'test';
Route::group(['prefix' => $prefix,'version'=> 'v1'],function($api) {
    Route::post('/entity/validate/{code}', [
        'as'    => 'validate.code',
        'uses'  => 'App\Http\Controllers\XXX\Api\SmsController@validateCodeV1',
    ]);
});

$prefix = 'testv2';
Route::group(['prefix' => $prefix,'version'=> 'v2'],function($api) {
    Route::post('/entity/validate/{code}', [
        'as'    => 'validate.code',
        'uses'  => 'App\Http\Controllers\XXX\Api\SmsController@validateCode',
    ]);
});

I think, you can check your $api or $request, maybe there is an error, function, or something else that only allow v1 version.

Upvotes: 1

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