I want to resolve the controller name and action which are configured for a route
I have a route:
Route::get('/somePage','SomeController@someAction'); Can I get the controller name and action using something like:
resolve('/somepage'); to receive the same result which I can get from Route::current()->getActionName()
App\Http\Controllers\SomeController@someAction This should work:
function getAction($uri, $method) { $route = collect(Route::getRoutes()) ->filter(function($route) use($uri, $method){ return $route->getUri() === $uri && in_array($method, $route->getMethods()); })->first(); return $route ? $route->getAction() : null; } Usage:
$action = getAction('posts', 'GET'); Alternatively:
$request = \Illuminate\Http\Request::create('posts', 'GET'); $action = Route::getRoutes()->match($request)->getAction(); 
$route->getUri() doesn't exist and $route->url have to be used. The alternative solution doesn't work for me.
I usually use route('somePageRoute') method but first name the route
Route::get('/somePage','SomeController@someAction')->name('somePageRoute'); 
route() function returns a url like http://domain/someAction I want the controller name and the action name, not the URLSimply you can get controller name and action by this
request()->route()->getAction() 
Route::current()->getActionName()?route()helper by the wayrequest()->route()->getAction()is enough for nearly everybody, you can call it on the controller constructor or in a middleware. There is a reason if a function like you asked does not exist yet in the laravel codebase: nobody needs it. And you did not explained why do you need it. So until explained it is an XY problem for me also.