Route based on toggle value

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1

I am trying to create a maintanance mode for the editors to easily adapt. In the future I will adjust to only route if the user is not logged in so editors would still see the page. But currently I am testing the route only based on the toggle inside my panel.

While this works inside a template:

<?= $site->maintanance()->toBool() ? 'Maintenance mode' : 'Page running normally' ?>

This does not inside config.php:

'routes' => [
        [
            'pattern' => '(:all)',
            'action'  => function ($path) {
                $site = site();
                
                if ($site->maintanance()->toBool()) {
                    if ($path === 'maintanance') {
                        return Page::factory([
                            'slug' => 'maintanance',
                            'template' => 'maintanance',
                            'model' => 'maintanance',
                            'content' => [
                                'title' => 'Maintenance',
                                'uuid'  => Uuid::generate(),
                            ]
                        ]);
                    }

                    return go('/maintanance');
                }
            }
        ]
    ]

I am guessing that I cannot access blueprint fields like this in config.php. Is there another way to do this?

2

The if statement should work, however, both the redirect and the second if statement that check the $path value are unnecessary, the route should not redirect but show the maintenance page if the toggle is set to true.

3

Thanks @texnixe for responding so quickly.

That was exactly the solution:

'routes' => [
        [
            'pattern' => '(:all)',
            'action'  => function ($path) {
                $site = site();

                if ($site->maintanance()->toBool()) {
                    return Page::factory([
                        'slug' => 'maintanance',
                        'template' => 'maintanance',
                        'model' => 'maintanance',
                        'content' => [
                            'title' => 'Maintenance',
                            'uuid'  => Uuid::generate(),
                        ]
                    ]);
                }
            }
        ]
    ]
4

I thought this was the solution. It was for the case when my bool is true. But if maintanance mode i get to the error page.

i tried return false; and return null; after the if statement. both did not work. how would I make the route fully conditional on only doing anything if my toggle is off?

5

Add $this->next(); outside the if statement, this then triggers the next available route.

6

Yes that works. Thank you