Problem of Laravel routes

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Problem of Laravel routes

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I’m having a problem with a route of my system.

Route::get('/atualizacoes/list', 'AtualizacoesController@listarIndex')->name('atualizacoes.listar');

From what I understand he is interpreting the "list" in "/updates/list" as if it were a value. Does anyone have any idea how to solve?

Error:

invalid input syntax for integer: "list " (SQL: select * from "ger_update " Where "att_code " = list limit 1)"

Controller Code:

public function show($id){
    $atualizacao = GerAtualizacao::where('att_codigo', $id)->first();

    return response()->json($atualizacao);
}

public function listarIndex(){
    $atualizacoes = GerAtualizacao::all();

    return response()->json($atualizacoes);
}

It was supposed to enter the function "list" but it enters the function "show"

Face this is database problem... not the route itself, detail more your problem, post the controller code and if possible the description of the tables involved in the controller.

– Tadeu Mansi

2018/10/22 at 14:14
I edited the question with the controller code

– João.Mistura

2018/10/22 at 14:17
By chance some of your routes have the same name or the same url?

– JrD

2018/10/22 at 14:20
I’m using apiResource on the routes, except for this route I put in the question

– João.Mistura

2018/10/22 at 14:21
put the following command somewhere and show us the result: foreach (Route::getRoutes() as $route) {
 var_dump($route->getUri());
}

– Alvaro Alves

2018/10/22 at 14:31
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You probably set before these routes a Route::resource. In Laravel, if using Resource with other routes, always set the routes before declaring the resource.

– Wallace Maxters

2018/10/22 at 14:34
@Wallacemaxters Valeu, that was the problem, but now the "store" function of Resource stopped working

– João.Mistura

2018/10/22 at 14:36
@João.Mistura I left answered your question, to help other users. Consider marking the answer as accepted, if you think you should do this.

– Wallace Maxters

2018/10/22 at 14:44

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by Wallace Maxters • **102,340** points · Answer 1 · 2018-10-22T14:44:04+00:00

The way I see it, it looks like you’re wearing Route::resource before setting the route atualizacoes.listar.

You need to remember that when you use Route::resource, it will create a route that has the second segment¹ of the path as a variable value.

Example:

 Route::resource('usuarios', 'UsuariosController');

Will generate:

GET  /usuarios
GET  /usuarios/{usuario} # preste atenção nessa
POST /usuarios
PUT  /usuarios/{usuario}
DELETE /usuarios/{usuario}

What happens is that when you set the route "/atualizacoes/list" after declaring the resource, Laravel will search for the declared routes first, when you make the request.

That is to say atualizacoes/{atualizacao} has priority over /atualizacoes/list. This makes it list is recognized as the parameter of your route atualizacoes/{atualizacao}, and not as segment¹ of atualizacoes/list.

I recommend at Laravel that whenever you use resource and implement other routes manually, declare the Route::resource of the controller last used.

Remarks:

¹ - The versions I used of Laravel 3 and 4, called each part separated by / of "segment", so I used the word "segment". For example, eu/sou/bonito has 3 segments.

_{I pointed this out in the comments to the AP and he confirmed that this was the problem, I replied to be documented.}