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Informations about the package laravel-sms-verification

laravel-sms-verification

Library for sending out and verifying SMS codes using AWS SNS

The package has a trait and a custom validation rule that you can use on any model for verifying with an SMS code.

Table of contents

Installation

Pull the lib with composer:

Add the service provider in

You can add SMS Verification to any model, and it will create:

Example

Add the trait to your User model (or any other model on which you might want to enable 2FA):

For MySQL databases you will need to add these attributes to your Model's migration:

That's it! :) Now you can send out SMS codes and verify them later.

Sending out the SMS code

Send an SMS by setting the SMS verification number attribute:

This will send an sms message to the given . If the message fails to send an Expception will pop up. If SMS sending succeeds, the , and attributes will be set on the model.

After this, you can verify the code at any time.

Verifying the SMS code

For simple verification you can use:

This will set the attribute to true. If attempt limiting is enabled, this will increment the attempts that the User had. Once this limit is exceeded a TooManySMSVerificationAttempts Exception will be thrown.

Setting SMS verification attempt limits

You can adjust the number of attempts a User can have at verifying the code by overwriting the on the model implementing the trait:

This value defaults to 5.

If you don't want to limit your users with attempts, set this variable to 0.

Adding custom Validation for verifying an SMS code

You can easily verify the code on any custom request by adding the validation:

The validator will try to validate the code using the logged in user (Auth::user()).

Adding custom Validation for verifying an SMS code using route model binding

Or you can leverage route model binding and create a validation in your custom Request model:

In this case the validator expects to find an object in the route. The object needs to implement the above mentioned Trait in order for the validation to work.

Changing the SMS message being sent

You can set the text that is sent via SMS by overriding the traits default getSMSVerificationMessage($code) function in your Model implementation:

Changing the SMS sender

You can set the sender by overriding the traits default getSMSVerificationMessage($code) function in your Model implementation:

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