How to modify or update laravel's Implicit controller to get desired url?

Question

I am using Route:Controller for a laravel 5.2 project.

I found myself in an interesting situation.

Suppose My route file has this code

Route::controller('test','TestController');

TestController has following methods

class TestController extends Controller
{
    public function getIndex(){
        dd('index');
    }
    public function getDetails($id){
     return $id.'/details';
    }
    public function getItem($var1,$var2){
     return $var1.$var2.'/item';
    }


}

so if i route localhost:8000/test it shows the content of getIndex() method.

Now i want to browse url for this item's details

localhost::8000/test/item1/details
localhost::8000/test/item2/details
localhost::8000/test/item3/details
....
localhost::8000/test/itemN/details

I don't know how to do it when my route controller is like this

Route::controller('test','TestController');

Because all items are variables . So to get my desired result i changed my route like this:

Route::controller('test/{id}','TestController');

and now i can access these url

localhost::8000/test/item3/details

But problem is now i am unable to access localhost::8000/test

I also wanted to access following url too

localhost::8000/test/item3/shop1/details
localhost::8000/test/item3/shop2/details

So how can i solve this problem without using route::resource

Answer 1

I found a solution to overcome this challenge.

In my route file i add two new routes

Route::get('test/{var1}/{var2}/details','TestController@getItem');
Route::get('test/{id}/details','TestController@getDetails');

Now i can access these urls

localhost::8000/test
localhost::8000/test/item3/details
localhost::8000/test/item3/shop1/details

But found a problem. Which is , i can also access the data using following urls

localhost::8000/test/details/item3
localhost::8000/test/details/item3/shop1

So to prevent this i have change my method

public function getDetails($id){
     return $id.'/details';
    }
    public function getItem($var1,$var2){
     return $var1.$var2.'/item';
    }

to

public function details($id){
     return $id.'/details';
    }
    public function item($var1,$var2){
     return $var1.$var2.'/item';
    }

and routes modified as

Route::get('test/{var1}/{var2}/details','TestController@getItem');
Route::get('test/{id}/details','TestController@getDetails');

to

Route::get('test/{var1}/{var2}/details','TestController@item');
Route::get('test/{id}/details','TestController@details');

Looking for better way to solve this :)