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I am Trying to Crud a table using POSTMAN and laravel Api Resources. ]
Although using get method i can get all the data. When i use delete or post method, it returns an error of session expired.
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  • Do you set auth middleware on your store method? Do you set route on web.php or in api.php?
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  • Sorry,i am new in coding. i was following a tutorial. youtube.com/watch?v=4pc6cgisbKE&t=1352s . and i have edited the question for image of route. Thankyou
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Eloquent: API Resources
I am Trying to Crud a table using POSTMAN and laravel Api Resources. ]
Although using get method i can get all the data. When i use delete or post method, it returns an error of session expired.
Thanks in advance.Image Of POSTMAN



Image of routes










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  • Do you set auth middleware on your store method? Do you set route on web.php or in api.php?
    – train_fox
    Nov 12 '18 at 10:52










  • Sorry,i am new in coding. i was following a tutorial. youtube.com/watch?v=4pc6cgisbKE&t=1352s . and i have edited the question for image of route. Thankyou
    – Kundan Karna
    Nov 12 '18 at 11:06














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Eloquent: API Resources
I am Trying to Crud a table using POSTMAN and laravel Api Resources. ]
Although using get method i can get all the data. When i use delete or post method, it returns an error of session expired.
Thanks in advance.Image Of POSTMAN



Image of routes










share|improve this question















Eloquent: API Resources
I am Trying to Crud a table using POSTMAN and laravel Api Resources. ]
Although using get method i can get all the data. When i use delete or post method, it returns an error of session expired.
Thanks in advance.Image Of POSTMAN



Image of routes







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  • Do you set auth middleware on your store method? Do you set route on web.php or in api.php?
    – train_fox
    Nov 12 '18 at 10:52










  • Sorry,i am new in coding. i was following a tutorial. youtube.com/watch?v=4pc6cgisbKE&t=1352s . and i have edited the question for image of route. Thankyou
    – Kundan Karna
    Nov 12 '18 at 11:06

















  • Do you set auth middleware on your store method? Do you set route on web.php or in api.php?
    – train_fox
    Nov 12 '18 at 10:52










  • Sorry,i am new in coding. i was following a tutorial. youtube.com/watch?v=4pc6cgisbKE&t=1352s . and i have edited the question for image of route. Thankyou
    – Kundan Karna
    Nov 12 '18 at 11:06
















Do you set auth middleware on your store method? Do you set route on web.php or in api.php?
– train_fox
Nov 12 '18 at 10:52




Do you set auth middleware on your store method? Do you set route on web.php or in api.php?
– train_fox
Nov 12 '18 at 10:52












Sorry,i am new in coding. i was following a tutorial. youtube.com/watch?v=4pc6cgisbKE&t=1352s . and i have edited the question for image of route. Thankyou
– Kundan Karna
Nov 12 '18 at 11:06





Sorry,i am new in coding. i was following a tutorial. youtube.com/watch?v=4pc6cgisbKE&t=1352s . and i have edited the question for image of route. Thankyou
– Kundan Karna
Nov 12 '18 at 11:06













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Sounds like you're missing the CRSF token, which would explain why HTTP GET's are working. One option to work around this is to disable the CSRF middleware when working in your development environment. Simplest solution is to open up app/Http/Middleware/VerifyCsrfToken.php and set:



protected $except = [
'*',
];


The * is a wildcard-like option that will disable CSRF verification for all routes. Obviously ideal solution would to be to disable it on a higher level only when working on local development, but the provided answer is a quick solution.



See the Laravel documentation on CSRF Excluding URI's






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Sorry for the trouble. I found the problem,actually i was posting the routes in web.php instead of api.php . That was why i was getting the errors. Thankyou for the concern.






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  • That makes no sense, the api.php routes file is identical to that of the web.php routes file only the api middleware grouping contains additional middleware. I find it very odd that this was your issue. Edit: Additionally, I can't reproduce the error on my side by moving all my routes to the api.php file with a fresh install so I'm not sure how you came to this conclusion?
    – Stephen Lake
    Nov 12 '18 at 18:22











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Sounds like you're missing the CRSF token, which would explain why HTTP GET's are working. One option to work around this is to disable the CSRF middleware when working in your development environment. Simplest solution is to open up app/Http/Middleware/VerifyCsrfToken.php and set:



protected $except = [
'*',
];


The * is a wildcard-like option that will disable CSRF verification for all routes. Obviously ideal solution would to be to disable it on a higher level only when working on local development, but the provided answer is a quick solution.



See the Laravel documentation on CSRF Excluding URI's






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    Thankyou for your concern and help.
    – Kundan Karna
    Nov 12 '18 at 18:14















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Sounds like you're missing the CRSF token, which would explain why HTTP GET's are working. One option to work around this is to disable the CSRF middleware when working in your development environment. Simplest solution is to open up app/Http/Middleware/VerifyCsrfToken.php and set:



protected $except = [
'*',
];


The * is a wildcard-like option that will disable CSRF verification for all routes. Obviously ideal solution would to be to disable it on a higher level only when working on local development, but the provided answer is a quick solution.



See the Laravel documentation on CSRF Excluding URI's






share|improve this answer


















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    – Kundan Karna
    Nov 12 '18 at 18:14













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Sounds like you're missing the CRSF token, which would explain why HTTP GET's are working. One option to work around this is to disable the CSRF middleware when working in your development environment. Simplest solution is to open up app/Http/Middleware/VerifyCsrfToken.php and set:



protected $except = [
'*',
];


The * is a wildcard-like option that will disable CSRF verification for all routes. Obviously ideal solution would to be to disable it on a higher level only when working on local development, but the provided answer is a quick solution.



See the Laravel documentation on CSRF Excluding URI's






share|improve this answer














Sounds like you're missing the CRSF token, which would explain why HTTP GET's are working. One option to work around this is to disable the CSRF middleware when working in your development environment. Simplest solution is to open up app/Http/Middleware/VerifyCsrfToken.php and set:



protected $except = [
'*',
];


The * is a wildcard-like option that will disable CSRF verification for all routes. Obviously ideal solution would to be to disable it on a higher level only when working on local development, but the provided answer is a quick solution.



See the Laravel documentation on CSRF Excluding URI's







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Sorry for the trouble. I found the problem,actually i was posting the routes in web.php instead of api.php . That was why i was getting the errors. Thankyou for the concern.






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  • That makes no sense, the api.php routes file is identical to that of the web.php routes file only the api middleware grouping contains additional middleware. I find it very odd that this was your issue. Edit: Additionally, I can't reproduce the error on my side by moving all my routes to the api.php file with a fresh install so I'm not sure how you came to this conclusion?
    – Stephen Lake
    Nov 12 '18 at 18:22
















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Sorry for the trouble. I found the problem,actually i was posting the routes in web.php instead of api.php . That was why i was getting the errors. Thankyou for the concern.






share|improve this answer




















  • That makes no sense, the api.php routes file is identical to that of the web.php routes file only the api middleware grouping contains additional middleware. I find it very odd that this was your issue. Edit: Additionally, I can't reproduce the error on my side by moving all my routes to the api.php file with a fresh install so I'm not sure how you came to this conclusion?
    – Stephen Lake
    Nov 12 '18 at 18:22














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Sorry for the trouble. I found the problem,actually i was posting the routes in web.php instead of api.php . That was why i was getting the errors. Thankyou for the concern.






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  • That makes no sense, the api.php routes file is identical to that of the web.php routes file only the api middleware grouping contains additional middleware. I find it very odd that this was your issue. Edit: Additionally, I can't reproduce the error on my side by moving all my routes to the api.php file with a fresh install so I'm not sure how you came to this conclusion?
    – Stephen Lake
    Nov 12 '18 at 18:22

















  • That makes no sense, the api.php routes file is identical to that of the web.php routes file only the api middleware grouping contains additional middleware. I find it very odd that this was your issue. Edit: Additionally, I can't reproduce the error on my side by moving all my routes to the api.php file with a fresh install so I'm not sure how you came to this conclusion?
    – Stephen Lake
    Nov 12 '18 at 18:22
















That makes no sense, the api.php routes file is identical to that of the web.php routes file only the api middleware grouping contains additional middleware. I find it very odd that this was your issue. Edit: Additionally, I can't reproduce the error on my side by moving all my routes to the api.php file with a fresh install so I'm not sure how you came to this conclusion?
– Stephen Lake
Nov 12 '18 at 18:22





That makes no sense, the api.php routes file is identical to that of the web.php routes file only the api middleware grouping contains additional middleware. I find it very odd that this was your issue. Edit: Additionally, I can't reproduce the error on my side by moving all my routes to the api.php file with a fresh install so I'm not sure how you came to this conclusion?
– Stephen Lake
Nov 12 '18 at 18:22


















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