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How to check if a path is for a view?

user3560198

10/25/22, 11:29 AM

I have a list of paths and I would like to identify which ones are associated to view routes.

Is there any Drupal 8 method I can use? Do I need to get all the view routes and then check which ones are associated to the paths I have?

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Hudri

10/25/22, 11:40 AM

What is a `view path`?

leymannx

10/25/22, 11:43 AM

Does this answer your question? [Get the route name of the current page](https://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/202831/get-the-route-name-of-the-current-page)

leymannx

10/25/22, 11:43 AM

Can you please check for the current route name and see if it contains any identifier like `*.view.*` or whatever you can use?

sonfd

10/25/22, 11:51 AM

View page routes have route names formatted like: `view.VIEW_ID.DISPLAY_ID`

4uk4

10/25/22, 12:44 PM

Convert into URL objects. See https://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/190036/how-do-i-convert-a-string-like-node-1-into-a-routematch-or-url-object

user3560198

10/27/22, 6:32 AM

Thanks @4k4 I will try your solution as well.

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sonfd

10/25/22, 1:15 PM

I think the best way to do this is to use the router.route_provider service. Specifically, you may want to use RouteProvider::getRoutesByPattern(). See the following code, adapted from code shown in joachim's comment in Get route name by path in Drupal 8.

function getViewPaths(array $paths_to_check = []): array {
  /** @var \Drupal\Core\Routing\RouteProviderInterface $route_provider */
  $route_provider = \Drupal::service('router.route_provider');

  $view_paths = [];
  foreach ($paths_to_check as $path) {
    $path_route_collection = $route_provider->getRoutesByPattern($path);
    foreach ($path_route_collection->all() as $route_name => $route) {
      if (strpos($route_name, 'view.') === 0) {
        $view_paths[] = $path;
      }
    }
  }

  return $view_paths;
}

$my_view_paths = getViewPaths([
  '/about',
  '/some/other/path',
  '/one-more-path',
]);

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user3560198

10/27/22, 6:30 AM

Hi sonfd, thanks a lot for your solution. I think it should serve my purpose.

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apaderno

10/26/22, 12:34 PM

Supposing the list contains paths like /node/2, /user/1, or admin/content, and you need to get the route name for those paths handled by the Views module, you could use code similar to the following one.

use Drupal\Core\Path\PathValidatorInterface;
use Drupal\Core\Url;

function _view_routes(array $paths) {
  $view_routes = [];
  $path_validator = \Drupal::service('path.validator');

  foreach ($paths as $path) {
    $view_route = '';
    if ($url = $path_validator->getUrlIfValid($path)) {
      $route_name = $url->getRouteName();
      if (strpos($route_name, 'view.') === 0) {
        $view_route = $route_name;
      }
    }
    $view_routes[$path] = $view_route; 
  }

  return $view_routes;
}

PathValidator::getUrlIfValid() returns a Url object if the path it gets as argument is valid and accessible from the currently logged-in user. To understand which paths are for pages handled by the Views module, independently from which users have access to that page, the code should be similar to the following one.

use Symfony\Component\Routing\Matcher\RequestMatcherInterface;

function _view_routes(array $paths) {
  $view_routes = [];
  $router = \Drupal::service('router.no_access_checks');

  foreach ($paths as $path) {
    try {
      $match = $router->match($path);
    }
    catch (\Exception $e) {
      // The path isn't valid or the HTTP method to access the
      // path isn't allowed.
      $view_routes[$path] = '';
      continue;
    }

    $view_routes[$path] = (strpos($match['_route'], 'view.') === 0 ? $match['_route'] : '');
  }

  return $view_routes;
}

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user3560198

10/27/22, 6:34 AM