About Auth is a plug'n play authentication package for any Laravel application. Be sure to visit the official documentation at devdojo.com/auth/docs Installation You can install this package into any new Laravel application, or any of the available Laravel Starter Kits. composer require devdojo/auth After the package has been installed you'll need to publish the authentication assets, configs, and more: php artisan vendor:publish --tag=auth:assets php artisan vendor:publish --tag=auth:config php artisan vendor:publish --tag=auth:ci php artisan vendor:publish --tag=auth:migrations Next, run the migrations: php artisan migrate Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Finally extend the Devdojo User Model: use Devdojo\Auth\Models\User as AuthUser; class User extends AuthUser in your App\Models\User model. Now, you're ready to rock! Auth has just been isntalled and you'll be able to visit the following authentication routes: Login (project.test/auth/login) Register (project.test/auth/register) Forgot Password (project.test/auth/register) Password Reset (project.test/auth/password/reset) Password Reset Token (project.test/auth/password/ReAlLyLoNgPaSsWoRdReSeTtOkEn) Password Confirmation (project.test/auth/password/confirm) Two-Factor Challenge (project.test/auth/two-factor-challenge) You'll also have access to the Two Factor…
Great post! 👏
I could also suggest this free auth package here that allows you to customize your auth pages easily:
This is the repo for the DevDojo Auth package
About
Auth is a plug'n play authentication package for any Laravel application.
Be sure to visit the official documentation at devdojo.com/auth/docs
Installation
You can install this package into any new Laravel application, or any of the available Laravel Starter Kits.
After the package has been installed you'll need to publish the authentication assets, configs, and more:
Next, run the migrations:
Finally extend the Devdojo User Model:
in your
App\Models\User
model.Now, you're ready to rock! Auth has just been isntalled and you'll be able to visit the following authentication routes:
You'll also have access to the Two Factor…
Thank you for sharing. I would love to try it!