Get URL parameters in laravel

Question

In my route I have like this

Route::get('/library/{id?}', 'LibraryController@index')->name('library');

and returning my url to http://localhost/dmb/library/2017

In my blade how can I check and display if I have that 2017 in my url?

You can get it in the controller and pass it as a parameters to the view (even if $_GET is possible in the view, it's better to use the $request->get() method inside a controller). If you need it everywhere, you can add it inside a middleware with view()->share('key','value') edit: here, you'll have in the prototype of your method index() the paremeters index(Request $request, $id) right ? so just when you return the view : return view('myview', ['id' => $id]) — JérémyCasper
– JérémyCasper, Commented Oct 26, 2017 at 8:17
Ok I got that I actually have more parameter passing from my eloquent collection but is there a way to get those parameter directly from blade? — Naib Sorion
– Naib Sorion, Commented Oct 26, 2017 at 8:21

Bilal Ahmed · Accepted Answer · 2017-10-26 08:20:32Z

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this code will help you

if you want to get library then you should used

$segment = Request::segment(1);

for 2017 then used segment(2)

$segment = Request::segment(2);

answered Oct 26, 2017 at 8:20

Bilal Ahmed

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Yes, this is what I need