Laravel - Using (:any?) wildcard for ALL routes?

In Laravel, you can use the (:any?) wildcard to match any URI for a specific route. This wildcard can be used in place of a specific segment of the URI, allowing any value to be passed to the route. For example, the following route definition would match any URI that starts with "test":

Route::get('test/(:any?)', function($value) {
    return $value;
});

This would match any URI that starts with "test/", and the value passed to the function would be the remaining portion of the URI. For example, visiting "test/abc" would pass "abc" to the function, and visiting "test/123" would pass "123" to the function.

It's worth noting that if you want to use wildcard for all routes, you can use Route::any('{any?}', function () { }); . This will match any request, whether it's a GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.