You can override the route binding resolver for each of your models. In this example, I have no control over the @ sign in the URL, so using the resolveRouteBinding method, I'm able to remove the @ sign and resolve the model.
// RouteRoute::get('{product:slug}', Controller::class); // Requesthttps://nodejs.pub/@unlock/hello-world // Product Modelpublic function resolveRouteBinding($value, $field = null){ $value = str_replace('@', '', $value); return parent::resolveRouteBinding($value, $field);}
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