In Laravel, you can pass a boolean value via the URL to easily allow the backend to process a value such as a toggle or a status. To do so, you can pass either one of the "true" or "false" strings value or 1 for true and 0 for false number.
Laravel Pass in Boolean Value Via URL
http://example.com/docs?download=true // true http://example.com/docs?download=false // false
Or if you prefer to use the number it will be as follows
http://example.com/docs?download=1 // true http://example.com/docs?download=0 // false
Laravel Request Boolean
To easily get the boolean value, you can call the "boolean" method of the "Request" class and it will like below.
<?php
Request::boolean('download'); // true or falseIf you resolve the Request from the dependency injection then the code will be as follows.
<?php
public function store(Request $request)
{
if ($request->boolean('downloadable')) {
// Do something
}
}
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