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I have defined a dummy route like this:

Route::get('sth/{v1}/{v2}' , [
    'uses'=>'SthController@sth',
]) ;

how can I get the value of v1 and v2, outside controllers?

Salar
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  • Such as...where? In the route file, in a service provider, in middleware...? – Ohgodwhy Jun 19 '16 at 18:52
  • Possible duplicate of [How to get current route name in laravel 5?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30046691/how-to-get-current-route-name-in-laravel-5) – devnull Jun 19 '16 at 19:57

7 Answers7

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use this code

$current_params = Route::current()->parameters();

dd($current_params->v1) ;
Pouya Khalilzad
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10

You can get the values of v1 and v2 anywhere like this:

request()->v1;
request()->v2;
user2094178
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In Laravel 5.6 for me it was:

Route::current()->parameters['v1']
Route::current()->parameters['v2']

etc...

Arthur
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You can use the laravel helper named: request()

$value = request('key', $default);

For your route you can use

$v1 = request('v1','default data');
$v2 = request('v2','default data');

Laravel documentation: request helper laravel

Avijit Acharjee
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haven't tried but think its Route::current(), use from anywhere to access the parameters

$currentParams = Route::current()->parameters();
aimme
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0

You can put the data in session in controller when pass, then from anywhere you can get your desire data,

Session::put('v1');
Session::put('v2');

now anywhere you can access like:

Session::get('v1')
Session::get('v2')

if you need to delete session data just use 

Session::forget('v1')
Session::forget('v2')
MD. ABU TALHA
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This can be alternative way: Route::getCurrentRoute()->getParameter('v1')

rahman
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