Laravel dynamic URL segment

web.php

Route::get('{all}', function ($uri_1, $uri_2 = null, $uri_3 = null, $uri_4 = null, $uri_5 = null) {
    $uri = null;
    for ($i = 1; $i <= 5; $i++) {
        if (${'uri_' . $i}) {
            $uri .= ${'uri_' . $i} . '/';
        }
    }

    $uri = rtrim($uri, '/');

    return $uri;
})->where('all', '.*');

Thank you! Would you still consider it a correct solution for the current Laravel version/state?

Just in case, the match regex is mandatory to also catch URL path segments. Otherwise, URL as //sub.example.com/login/foo would pass through. With the match regex, the parameter {all} becomes /login/foo (i.e. not split by /).

Meanwhile, are you sure the GET is the correct choice? What if Route::any('{all}')?

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