I have a Laravel 8 project. I have a route:
Route::get('/route-path', 'Client\SomeController@someMethod')->name('MyRouteName');
And it's implementation in SomeController
public function someMethod(Illuminate\Http\Request $request)
{
$field_1 = $request->f1;
$field_2 = $request->f2;
return view('my_view', compact('field_1', 'field_2'));
}
I'd like to redirect my site into MyRouteName
route, but I'd like to create request manually:
$request = new Illuminate\Http\Request();
$request->request->add([
'f1' => 'value_1',
'f2' => 'value_2',
]);
return redirect()->route('MyRouteName', $request);
Is it possible to pass fake request this way? If not, how to achieve it?
I'm inside of writing larger part of code, at this point I cannot test.
In Laravel, you cannot directly pass a Request object to the redirect()->route() method. The redirect()->route() method expects parameters that correspond to route parameters, not a full Request object.
However, you can pass query parameters or simply add the data to the redirect URL. Here’s how you can achieve that:
Option 1: Pass Parameters Directly You can pass the parameters directly in the redirect like this:
return redirect()->route('MyRouteName', [ 'f1' => 'value_1', 'f2' => 'value_2', ]);
Option 2: Using Query Parameters If your route is expecting query parameters, you can add them as such:
public function index(Request $request) { // Get the 'q' query parameter from the request $query = $request->query('q');
// Or you can use:
$query = $request->input('q');
// Use the query parameter
return view('search-results', compact('query'));
}
Option 3: Using Flash Data If you need to preserve the values in the session and access them in your controller, you can use flash data:
$request->session()->flash('f1', 'value_1'); $request->session()->flash('f2', 'value_2');