Find the route matching a given request.
| protected findRoute ( Illuminate\Http\Request $request ) : Illuminate\Routing\Route | ||
| $request | Illuminate\Http\Request | |
| return | Illuminate\Routing\Route | |
/**
* Find the route matching a given request.
*
* @param \Illuminate\Http\Request $request
* @return \Themosis\Route\Route
*/
protected function findRoute($request)
{
$route = parent::findRoute($request);
// If the current route is a WordPress route
if ($route instanceof Route && !$route->condition()) {
global $wp, $wp_query;
//Check if the route is not a WordPress route and warn the developer to flush the rewrite rules.
if ($wp->matched_rule != $route->getRewriteRuleRegex()) {
/*
* We cannot rely on the flush_rewrite_rules() function as it's a heavy process
* especially on a per-request manner.
* We modify the headers status and set to 200 so it is properly handled.
* We need to use WordPress headers functions as we only return the response
* content on each request.
*/
status_header(200, 'OK');
}
// Reset the WordPress query.
$wp_query->init();
}
return $route;
}
/**
* Find a route either from the routers collection or the API collection.
*
* @param \Illuminate\Http\Request $request
* @return \Illuminate\Routing\Route
*/
protected function findRoute($request)
{
if ($this->requestTargettingApi($request)) {
list($this->requestedVersion, $this->requestedFormat) = $this->parseAcceptHeader($request);
$this->current = $route = $this->getApiRouteCollection($this->requestedVersion)->match($request);
return $this->substituteBindings($route);
}
return parent::findRoute($request);
}
protected function findRoute($request)
{
return parent::findRoute($request);
}
