Route [login] Not Defined: Symfony\Component\Routing\Exception with tomatophp/filament-api Package
Description: The application throws a Symfony\Component\Routing\Exception\RouteNotFoundException with the message Route [login] not defined. when accessing specific routes in the application. This issue occurs while using the tomatophp/filament-api package.
Steps to Reproduce
- Send a GET request to the route:
GET https://app.revalesuva.test/api/users
- Observe the error in the response: 500 Internal Server Error Symfony\Component\Routing\Exception\RouteNotFoundException: Route [login] not defined.
Expected Behavior The route should execute without any errors, returning the expected response.
Actual Behavior The application throws a RouteNotFoundException for the login route, indicating it is not defined.
Possible Cause The issue may arise due to the following reasons:
The login route is not explicitly defined in the application’s web.php or api.php route files. The tomatophp/filament-api package may rely on Laravel’s default authentication scaffolding, and the required login route is missing. Middleware or package configuration issues causing a reference to an undefined route.
Suggestions Documentation Update: Ensure that the package documentation includes clear instructions for defining the required routes, especially for authentication.
Validation: Add validation logic in the package to verify if required routes (e.g., login) are defined during setup.
Fallback Handling: Implement fallback logic in the package to avoid breaking the application when certain routes are missing.
Supporting Files
"require": {
"tomatophp/filament-api": "
Additional Context Please confirm whether the login route is required by the tomatophp/filament-api package or if additional configuration steps are missing in the documentation.