Route::post("xdk/plan","xdk/plan/save");
Route::post("xdk/plan/:id/fav","xdk/plan/fav");
Route::post("xdk/plan/:id/comments","xdk/plan/comments"); // is to build a restful style api
/ xdk/plan post
/ xdk/plan/:id/fav like
/ xdk/plan/:id/comments comment
/ xdl/plan/2/fav match into the first release route?
there is an exact match in the configuration file
//
'route_complete_match' => true,Route::post('xdk/plan$','xdk/plan/save');
Route::post('xdk/plan/:id/fav$','xdk/plan/fav');
Route::post('xdk/plan/:id/comments$','xdk/plan/comments'); // first of all, you can add a $ at the end of each route to avoid this situation.
secondly, tp5 has its own routing function that supports RESTFul, which only needs
Route::resource('xdk/plan','xdk/plan');can achieve resource routing. For more information, please see the official document: tp resource routing
. The route ofThinkphp5 is matched one by one from top to bottom, and the fourth parameter of the route can be used to match the regular expression.
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