Laravel Octane Issue request param

[lam0819]

When i am using laravel octane, I figure out that the param binding is missing now.
How can i solve it?

use Illuminate\Http\Request;
$api->group(['middleware' => ['api.auth']], function ($api) {

    $api->get('missions', [RewardMissionController::class, 'missions']);
    $api->get('missions/{slug}', [RewardMissionController::class, 'missionDetail']);
    $api->post('collectMission/{slug}', [RewardMissionController::class, 'collectMission']);

});

 public function missionDetail(Request $request ){
        $mission = RewardMission::where('slug', $request->slug)->first();
// ....
// $request->slug <---- is missing out , become null
}

However

use Illuminate\Http\Request;
 public function missionDetail(Request $request , $slug ){
 
// ....
// $slug <--- get correct param
// $request->slug <---- still missing out , become null
}

Also, I confirmed that if i not using dingo-api, it work perfectly.

[specialtactics]

It may be an issue in dingo then @lam0819 , what if you just used $request->input('slug') instead?

[lam0819]

$request->input is null too.

i have tried reset , reinit the provider after requestreceived but no luck.

[specialtactics]

@lam0819 One more, what if you use the global helper request()->input() instead?

[lam0819]

I try following

 $api->post('test/{slug}', function(Request $request , $slug){
        dd('Full Request:', [
            '$_SERVER[LARAVEL_OCTANE] -> s' => (isset($_SERVER['LARAVEL_OCTANE'])),
            '$request?->route()?->parameters() -> route' => $request?->route()?->parameters(),
            '$request?->input() -> input' => $request?->input(),
            'request()->input() -> input2' => request()->input(),
            '$slug -> slug_param' => $slug ?? '',
            '$request->slug -> request_slug' => $request->slug,
            'request()->slug -> request_slug2' => request()->slug,
        ]);

With Form Body

Without Form Body

[specialtactics]

Thanks, I will investigate what's going on here, I guess it's probably something to do with how bindings work with dingo in octane.

My plan is to swap out dingo with a more modern solution anyway, so that may be a better way to address it than to investigate what's going on within of that package.

I guess if you need a quick workaround, you can just then use the injected parameter to the controller?

[lam0819]

injected back ? not sure how. or i can do it in middleware?

[specialtactics]

Sorry perhaps I was not clear, in the very last screenshot you posted, the $slug is there, it comes from the controller parameter, so what I am saying is, you could perhaps get it that way.