Im using an invokable controller because I want to assign an ability to a role, and for this Im trying to pass the ID value of an ability, and then assign it to a role. In my database I have these tables:

1. Roles
2. Roles_user
3. Abilities
4. Ability_role

Ability_role table has 2 columns; role_id and ability_id here an ability is associated to a role.

I want to be able to write an association on this table by using a method that I have on my Role model which is this:

    public function allowTo($ability)
    {
        $this->abilities()->sync($ability, false);
    }

But I get a Not Found message and this on the URI:

http://videotheque.test/assignAbility?abilities[]=2

So it means the controller im using it's not being used. This is what I do and what I have:

1. Through a select element, I print out the current abilities and then a button to submit the form
2. The option value on the select, points to the ID stored in the database
3. In my web routes I have an invokable controller being listed with a post method 4- On my ``AbilitiesRoleController``` I have created a method which should accept the request
4. After the request is received, the role should now have a new ability assigned

roles-tab.blade.php

<form 
    action="/assignAbility"
    model="POST"
>
    <select 
        name="abilities[]" 
        id="abilities"
        multiple
    >
        @foreach ($abilities as $ability)
            <option value="{{ $ability->id }}">
                {{ $ability->name }}
            </option>
        @endforeach
    </select>

    <button 
        type="submit">
        Assign
    </button>
</form>

web.php

    Route::post('/assignAbility', AbilitiesRoleController::class);

AbilitiesRoleController.php

    public function __invoke(Request $request, Role $role, Ability $abilities)
    {
        dd($abilities);

        $abilities = request()->validate([
            'ability_id' => ['required']
        ]);

        foreach ($request->abilities as $ability) {
            $role->allowTo($ability);
        }
    }

Whenever an ability has been selected and submitted through the form the method from AbilitiesRoleController.php should receive this data and write on the database, assigning a new ability to a particular role.

Instead a 404 page is displayed and I notice that the URI shows this: http://videotheque.test/assignAbility?abilities[]=2 which seems to me that the controller that I assign on the routes, is not even being used correctly so the method is not even called.

It's a Laravel 8 project. Thanks!