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Which HTTP request should I use while using updateOrCreate() method in Laravel?
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I'm using updateOrCreate but should I use Post Http Request or Put request while I'm using it?
laravel httprequest lumen
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I'm using updateOrCreate but should I use Post Http Request or Put request while I'm using it?
laravel httprequest lumen
asked Mar 8 at 22:07
Mohamed EmadMohamed Emad
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You could use either. Laravel by default uses puts for an update and post for a create.
– wbrandt
Mar 8 at 22:15
I know that I can use any .. but what is proper ?
– Mohamed Emad
Mar 8 at 22:23
1
In supplement of my answer: I can recommend you Adam Wathan conference talk about organizing the controllers youtube.com/watch?v=MF0jFKvS4SI It's not a direct answer to your post but it help
– cbaconnier
Mar 12 at 10:27
Thanks a lot for your help @cbaconnier
– Mohamed Emad
Mar 12 at 19:02
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I'm using updateOrCreate but should I use Post Http Request or Put request while I'm using it?
laravel httprequest lumen
asked Mar 8 at 22:07
Mohamed EmadMohamed Emad
329215
I'm using updateOrCreate but should I use Post Http Request or Put request while I'm using it?
laravel httprequest lumen
laravel httprequest lumen
asked Mar 8 at 22:07
Mohamed EmadMohamed Emad
329215
asked Mar 8 at 22:07
Mohamed EmadMohamed Emad
329215
asked Mar 8 at 22:07
Mohamed EmadMohamed Emad
329215
asked Mar 8 at 22:07
Mohamed EmadMohamed Emad
329215
asked Mar 8 at 22:07
Mohamed EmadMohamed Emad
329215
329215
You could use either. Laravel by default uses puts for an update and post for a create.
– wbrandt
Mar 8 at 22:15
I know that I can use any .. but what is proper ?
– Mohamed Emad
Mar 8 at 22:23
1
In supplement of my answer: I can recommend you Adam Wathan conference talk about organizing the controllers youtube.com/watch?v=MF0jFKvS4SI It's not a direct answer to your post but it help
– cbaconnier
Mar 12 at 10:27
Thanks a lot for your help @cbaconnier
– Mohamed Emad
Mar 12 at 19:02
add a comment |
You could use either. Laravel by default uses puts for an update and post for a create.
– wbrandt
Mar 8 at 22:15
I know that I can use any .. but what is proper ?
– Mohamed Emad
Mar 8 at 22:23
1
In supplement of my answer: I can recommend you Adam Wathan conference talk about organizing the controllers youtube.com/watch?v=MF0jFKvS4SI It's not a direct answer to your post but it help
– cbaconnier
Mar 12 at 10:27
Thanks a lot for your help @cbaconnier
– Mohamed Emad
Mar 12 at 19:02
You could use either. Laravel by default uses puts for an update and post for a create.
– wbrandt
Mar 8 at 22:15
You could use either. Laravel by default uses puts for an update and post for a create.
– wbrandt
Mar 8 at 22:15
I know that I can use any .. but what is proper ?
– Mohamed Emad
Mar 8 at 22:23
I know that I can use any .. but what is proper ?
– Mohamed Emad
Mar 8 at 22:23
1
1
In supplement of my answer: I can recommend you Adam Wathan conference talk about organizing the controllers youtube.com/watch?v=MF0jFKvS4SI It's not a direct answer to your post but it help
– cbaconnier
Mar 12 at 10:27
In supplement of my answer: I can recommend you Adam Wathan conference talk about organizing the controllers youtube.com/watch?v=MF0jFKvS4SI It's not a direct answer to your post but it help
– cbaconnier
Mar 12 at 10:27
Thanks a lot for your help @cbaconnier
– Mohamed Emad
Mar 12 at 19:02
Thanks a lot for your help @cbaconnier
– Mohamed Emad
Mar 12 at 19:02
add a comment |
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We doesn't know your architecture so it's difficult to give you an appropriate answer.
But, speaking in general termes, A CRUD use the methods as follow:
GET index()
GET create()
POST store()
GET edit($id)
PATCH update($id)
DELETE destroy($id)
In your scenario, I assume you doesn't know the ID of your resource.
In that case it can't be a PATCH (or PUT). The left over would be POST.
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We doesn't know your architecture so it's difficult to give you an appropriate answer.
But, speaking in general termes, A CRUD use the methods as follow:
GET index()
GET create()
POST store()
GET edit($id)
PATCH update($id)
DELETE destroy($id)
In your scenario, I assume you doesn't know the ID of your resource.
In that case it can't be a PATCH (or PUT). The left over would be POST.
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We doesn't know your architecture so it's difficult to give you an appropriate answer.
But, speaking in general termes, A CRUD use the methods as follow:
GET index()
GET create()
POST store()
GET edit($id)
PATCH update($id)
DELETE destroy($id)
In your scenario, I assume you doesn't know the ID of your resource.
In that case it can't be a PATCH (or PUT). The left over would be POST.
answered Mar 8 at 22:27
cbaconniercbaconnier
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We doesn't know your architecture so it's difficult to give you an appropriate answer.
But, speaking in general termes, A CRUD use the methods as follow:
GET index()
GET create()
POST store()
GET edit($id)
PATCH update($id)
DELETE destroy($id)
In your scenario, I assume you doesn't know the ID of your resource.
In that case it can't be a PATCH (or PUT). The left over would be POST.
answered Mar 8 at 22:27
cbaconniercbaconnier
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We doesn't know your architecture so it's difficult to give you an appropriate answer.
But, speaking in general termes, A CRUD use the methods as follow:
GET index()
GET create()
POST store()
GET edit($id)
PATCH update($id)
DELETE destroy($id)
In your scenario, I assume you doesn't know the ID of your resource.
In that case it can't be a PATCH (or PUT). The left over would be POST.
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You could use either. Laravel by default uses puts for an update and post for a create.
– wbrandt
Mar 8 at 22:15
I know that I can use any .. but what is proper ?
– Mohamed Emad
Mar 8 at 22:23
1
In supplement of my answer: I can recommend you Adam Wathan conference talk about organizing the controllers youtube.com/watch?v=MF0jFKvS4SI It's not a direct answer to your post but it help
– cbaconnier
Mar 12 at 10:27
Thanks a lot for your help @cbaconnier
– Mohamed Emad
Mar 12 at 19:02