Routes cannot be both GET and POST

[Gabelbombe]

You cannot have a route that is GET and POST, it will default to the later unlike typical Slim which will support either of a type:

$app->addRoutes([
    '/'  => [ 'GET' => [ 'Home:index', function()
    {
        die('GET');
    }]],

    '/'  => [ 'POST' => [ 'Home:index', function()
    {
        die('POST');    // curl -X POST localhost:80
    }]],
]);

$app->notFound(function () USE ($app)
{
    header('Content-type: text/plain');
    echo 'Broken...';
});

[cravelight]

I had this issue as well. I just worked around it by branching in the controller actions. Not awesome, but workable for now.

class AccountController extends BaseController
{
    public function signupAction() 
    {
        if ($this->app->request()->isPost()) {
        ...
        } else {
        ...
        }
    }
}

[Gabelbombe]

Yeah I ended up doing the same unfortunately. Was hoping this was
something on the fix chart.
On Dec 23, 2014 8:08 PM, "Mark Gidman" notifications@github.com wrote:

I had this issue as well. I just worked around it by branching in the
controller actions. Not awesome, but workable for now.

class AccountController extends BaseController
{
public function signupAction()
{
if ($this->app->request()->isPost()) {
...
} else {
...
}
}
}

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[yaworsw]

Hey guys, sorry for such a late response.

The reason your routing config isn't working is you have duplicate keys in the config array

I removed the middleware and reformatted a little to illustrate:

$app->addRoutes([
    '/'  => [ 'GET'  => [ 'Home:index' ]],
    '/'  => [ 'POST' => [ 'Home:index' ]]
]);

So you're trying to set the / key twice in the same array.

The correct syntax for defining a route with multiple method types is something like this:

$app->addRoutes([
    '/' => [ 'get'  => [ 'Home:index', function() { /* middleware * } ], // with middleware
             'post' => [ 'Home:index' ],                                 // without
             'put'  =>   'Home:index'                                    // can also be a string
           ]                                  
]);

[chrisWhyTea-zz]

uhm... the "without" middlewear part isn't working correctly... I get an ugly
Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in .../vendor/slimcontroller/slimcontroller/src/SlimController/Slim.php on line 99 without the middleware closures...

[yaworsw]

@cs-koneko Can you post the configuration you're using?

[chrisWhyTea-zz]

$app = new \SlimController\Slim([
    'debug' => true,
    'controller.class_prefix'    => '\\project\\controllers',
    'controller.method_suffix'   => 'Action',
    'view' => new \Slim\Views\Twig(),
    'templates.path' => '../app/views/'
]);

$app->addRoutes(['/' => [
    'get' => ['xyzController:index'],
    'post' => ['xyzController:create']
]]);

$app->run();

it looked like something like this back then ... only if i put the controller string inside a array I get the message (only the string or inside a array with the closure will work without the Undefined offset notice...