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Package passwordless-auth
Short Description Authenticate users without password, only with email
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Informations about the package passwordless-auth
Laravel Passwordless Auth
Features
- Routes are predefined (default is
/passwordless/login) - Sign-in and/or sign-up mode
- Sends sign-in email
- Send mail throttling
To get started, install package with composer:
composer require dam1r89/passwordless-authRegister the dam1r89\PasswordlessAuth\PasswordlessAuthServiceProvider provider in config/app.php configuration file.
dam1r89\PasswordlessAuth\PasswordlessAuthServiceProvider::class,Publish configuration.
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=passwordlessConfiguration file:
/*
* Route prefix for sign-in/sign-up form.
*/
'route_prefix' => 'passwordless',
/*
* This is a model to which LoginToken is saving reference to.
* Almost always this will be User class.
*/
'provider' => \App\User::class,
/*
* Number of seconds user must wait before receiving new sign-up link.
*/
'throttle' => 60 * 10,
/*
* Should user be automatically signed-up if email is not already used
*/
'sign_up' => true,
/*
* Default redirect to
* Redirect url after user is signed in and intended url is not set
*/
'redirect_to' => 'home',
/*
* If user should be "remembered" after sign-in.
*/
'remember' => true,User must implement dam1r89\PasswordlessAuth\Contracts\UsersProvider contract or if user is instance of eloquent model just use UsersRepository trait.
use dam1r89\PasswordlessAuth\UsersRepository;
use dam1r89\PasswordlessAuth\Contracts\UsersProvider;
class User extends SparkUser implements UsersProvider
{
use UsersRepository;... and run migration
php artisan migrateUsing passwordless as a default sign-in method
For Laravel < 5.5
In /app/Exceptions/Handler.php change return redirect()->guest(route('login')); to:
return redirect()->guest(route('passwordless.login'));For Larvel 5.5+
Since Laravel 5.5 the unauthenticated() function in /app/Exceptions/Handler.php has moved to vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/Exceptions/Handler.php.
You can still use this method but you have to override it. In your app/Exceptions/Handler.php file include:
and add the unauthenticated function:
Visual
Publish views and email template.
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=passwordless-viewsViews are located under resources/views/vendor/passwordless folder.
To replace current login link with passwordless use this route name:
<a href="{{ route('passwordless') }}">Login</a>Passwordless Links
Sometimes you want to send a link via email that will automatically sign-in user. You can do that with PasswordlessLink class. Exemple for notifications.
use dam1r89\PasswordlessAuth\PasswordlessLink;
$link = PasswordlessLink::for($notifiable)->url('/route/to/resource');Note: It is dangerous to forward emails with unused sign-in links because link gives direct access to account.
