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Verifier (Laravel 5 Package)
Verifier is a package for Laravel 5 that sends out verification emails to users in order for them to prove their email is valid. Users will click a link in the email to validate their address.
Installation
Require this package with composer using the following command:
composer require coderjp/verifier
Then run composer install
or composer update
.
After updating composer, add the service provider to the providers
array in config/app.php
'Coderjp\Verifier\VerifierServiceProvider',
Generate the config file for changing various settings. This can be found in config/verifier.php
.
php artisan vendor:publish --provider=Coderjp\\Verifier\\VerifierServiceProvider
Make sure the tables
config option is correct. By default the table used is users
. Then run the following
command to generate the migrations:
php artisan verifier:migration
Usage
Model
Add the VerifierUserTrait
to the model you wish to verify against. This will usually be the User
model.
Template
You will need to make a mail template for the welcome email to use. By default the config uses emails.welcome
.
The variable $user
will be passed to your template. This will be an array of the relevant user.
Verifying
Where you create a user, you can now call the sendVerification()
method on the model. This will trigger
an email to be sent to the user.
To verify a token you can use the verify()
method like so:
If the code is valid, verify will set validated = true
, remove the validation code
from the database
and return the related user. If the code is invalid null
is returned.
Overriding
Some options may need more thought than a simple attribute, the following can be overwritten by declaring methods in your model
To: Name
This is the name of the recipient. By default it uses the name
attribute of the model, however you can override
it by declaring the following:
Email Subject
By default, the config option subject
is used, however you can define the following method in the model:
License
Verifier is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license
All versions of verifier with dependencies
illuminate/console Version ~5.0
illuminate/support Version ~5.0
illuminate/database Version ~5.0