@raphael_tillman
To get a request with spaces in Laravel, you can use the url() helper function to generate the URL with spaces encoded as %20. Here's an example:
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use IlluminateHttpRequest;
Route::get('/example', function (Request $request) {
$urlWithSpaces = url('/example with spaces');
return response()->json(['url' => $urlWithSpaces]);
});
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In this example, the generated URL will be /example%20with%20spaces. When you access this URL in your browser, Laravel will automatically decode the %20 to spaces in the request object.