How to pass file path with '/' to route in laravel?

@scotty_walker 

To pass a file path with '/' to a route in Laravel, you can use route parameters. For example, if you have a route defined like this:

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Route::get('download/{file_path}', 'DownloadController@downloadFile');

You can then pass the file path as a parameter in the URL like this:

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http://yourdomain.com/download/path/to/file.txt

In your controller, you can then access the file path parameter like this:

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public function downloadFile($file_path) {
    // Use $file_path to download the file
}

Make sure to properly handle the file path parameter in your controller to prevent any security vulnerabilities.