How to define a route that responds to any HTTP verb in Laravel?

In Laravel, you can define a route that responds to any HTTP verb using the any method. This allows you to handle requests regardless of the HTTP verb used (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.).

Here's an example of how you can define a route that responds to any HTTP verb:

In this example, the any method is used to define a route with the URL /example. The second parameter is a closure that contains your logic to be executed when this route is accessed.

You can replace /example with any desired URL for your route. Inside the closure, you can handle the request and perform the necessary actions according to the HTTP verb used.

Note that using the any method for a route means that any HTTP verb will be accepted. If you only want to allow specific HTTP verbs, you can use the appropriate method instead of any. For example, get, post, put, patch, delete, etc.