In Laravel 5, we can get the current route (say the class instance) using the Illuminate\Http\Request class, using the route method.
So:
public function handle(Request $request)
{
$rota = $request->route();
}
What about Laravel 4? How can I do this?
I need to know at a certain point what the current route is being requested.
For example:
App::before(function ($request)
{
$rota = /** Quero descobrir como pegar a rota atual aqui **/
});
Very well, Lord @WallaceMaxters! This is very simple.
Just use the Route::getCurrentRoute() method.
It is first of all important to remember that this will only work on filters and App::after . No App::before will not work, because by logic, the route has not yet been processed, so that the instance is returned by Laravel .
Here's an example:
Route::filter('auth', function ()
{
dd(Route::getCurrentRoute()->getName());
});
Route::getCurrentRoute()->getName()
The cool thing is that it also works on the other versions (larger than the 4 ) of Laravel