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Informations about the package firebase-laravel-auth-sidecar
Firebase Laravel Auth Sidecar
Installation
Via Composer Require
You may install by running the composer require command in your terminal:
Add your Firebase project ID, API key and auth domain into your .env
Add the service provider to your config/app.php
Publish vendor files (Blade directive views)
Minor adjustment to include the trait Http/Controllers/Auth/LoginController.php
Add fillable Firebase fields to your user model App/User.php
Add some routes to web.php
Add some Blade components to your existing layout
To be placed in the header:
To be placed in the body:
To be placed in the footer:
:tada: Finally, clear the config cache and then clear the view cache. In that order:
Specifically in that order, as the Laravel directives utilise config values. Be sure to clear the view cache with every alteration you make to the directive views (in the vendor files), otherwise your changes won't apply.
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illuminate/support Version
^5.2
illuminate/contracts Version ^5.2
firebase/php-jwt Version ^5.0
illuminate/contracts Version ^5.2
firebase/php-jwt Version ^5.0
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