Depending on the framework or platform you are using, you can obtain the user's ID from the route in different ways. Here are some examples:
Laravel: You can use the Route::current()->parameter('user_id')
method to retrieve the user_id
parameter from the current route.
Express.js: You can use the req.params.user_id
property to access the user_id
parameter from the request object.
Django: You can use the request.resolver_match.kwargs['user_id']
property to extract the user_id
parameter from the resolved route.
Ruby on Rails: You can use the params[:user_id]
hash to get the user_id
parameter from the request parameters.
ASP.NET: You can use the Request.QueryString["user_id"]
method to retrieve the user_id
parameter from the request URL.
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