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Laravel – Get path without arguments

In my api.php file, I might have a path that says Route::post('/this/thing/{variable}'

In another part of my codebase, when a request is made to that route, I can get the actual requested route with $request->path();, but if I do that, {variable} is of course replaced by whatever the request route actually put in there.

I want a $request->path() alternative that gives me the string '/this/thing/{variable}' without replacing {variable}, is that possible?

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  1. 0 
    $routePath = $request->route()->uri();

    This method returns the route URI as it was defined in the routes file

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  2. 0

    Yes, you can get the route definition (including the placeholder like {variable}) using the following:

    $route = $request->route()->uri();

    This will give you the route URI with the placeholders ({variable}), instead of the actual value passed in the request.

    Route::post('/this/thing/{variable}', function (Request $request) {
  $routeDefinition = $request->route()->uri(); 
  return $routeDefinition; // returns '/this/thing/{variable}'
});

    This will return the original route string with {variable} as part of it, which is what you are looking for.

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