PHP code example of drecon / confide

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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drecon / confide example snippets

    use Zizaco\Confide\ConfideUser;

    class User extends ConfideUser {

    }

`ConfideUser` class will take care of some behaviors of the user model.

### Dump the default accessors

Lastly, you can dump a default controller and the default routes for Confide.

    $ php artisan confide:controller
    $ php artisan confide:routes

Don't forget to dump composer autoload

    $ composer dump-autoload

**And you are ready to go.**
Access `http://yourapp/user/create` to create your first user. Check the `app/routes.php` to see the available routes.

## Usage in detail

**Basic setup:**

1. Database connection in `config/database.php` running properly.
2. Correct model and table names in `config/auth.php`. They will be used by Confide all the time.
3. `from` configuration in `config/mail.php`.

**Configuration:**

1. `ConfideServiceProvider` and `ConfideFacade` entry in `config/app.php` `'providers'` and `'aliases'` respectively.
2. User model (with the same name as in `config/auth.php`) should extend `ConfideUser` class. This will cause to methods like `resetPassword()`, `confirm()` and a overloaded `save()` to be available.

**Optional steps:**

1. Use `Confide` facade to dump login and signup forms easly with `makeLoginForm()` and `makeSignupForm()`. You can render the forms within your views by doing `{{ Confide::makeLoginForm()->render() }}`.
2. Generate a controller with the template contained in Confide throught the artisan command `$ php artisan confide:controller`. If a controller with the same name exists it will **NOT** be overwritten.
3. Generate routes matching the controller template throught the artisan command `$ php artisan confide:routes`. Your `routes.php` will **NOT** be overwritten.

### Advanced

#### Using custom table / model name

You can change the model name that will be authenticated in the `config/auth.php` file.
Confide uses the values present in that configuration file.

To change the controller name when dumping the default controller template you can use the --name option.

    $ php artisan confide:controller --name Employee

Will result in `EmployeeController`

Then, when dumping the routes, you should use the --controller option to match the existing controller.

    $ php artisan confide:routes --controller Employee

#### Using custom form or emails

First, publish the config files:

    $ php artisan config:publish zizaco/confide

Then edit the view names in `app/config/packages/zizaco/confide/config.php`.

#### Update an User

To update an user already in the database you'll Need to make sure your ruleset is using the unique validator within the User model.

    

    use Zizaco\Confide\ConfideUser;

    class User extends ConfideUser {
    
    public static $rules = array(
        'username' => 'unique:users,username',
        'email' => 'email'
    );
    
    

 
    
    class UserController extends Controller {
    
        public function postCreate() {
    
            // In real usage you'll need to find the user that is being modified.
            // 1 is set just as an example.
            $user = User::find(1);
        
            // Update a user attribute from a form.
            // Using email as an example.
            $user->email = Input::get('email'); 
        
            // Save
            // This was previously update, but Ardent changed.
            $user->updateUniques(); 
      
        }
    }