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Package auth
Short Description Password + session authentication for LaravelUi5 apps, with a UI5 frontend.
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/pragmatiqu/laravelui5-auth
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laravelui5/auth
Password + session authentication for LaravelUi5 apps, with a UI5 frontend.
It ships a self-contained UI5 login mini-app (login, logout, forgot/reset password) driven through LaravelUi5 Core, on top of Laravel's standard Auth and Password brokers — plus an intent system for sequencing post-login steps (e.g. org onboarding) before the user reaches their destination.
Requirements
- PHP
>= 8.2 laravelui5/core: ^0.9(which determines the supported Laravel version)- A consuming app with Laravel's stock auth tables (
users,password_reset_tokens) and the named host routes the package redirects to — at minimumhomeanddashboard(see What the host must provide).
Installation
The service provider (LaravelUi5\Auth\AuthServiceProvider) is auto-discovered via extra.laravel.providers — no manual registration. On boot it loads the package routes, registers the UI5 AuthModule with Core's infrastructure collector, and points Laravel's password-reset notification at the package's password.reset route.
What it provides
Routes (all under the web middleware group):
| Method | URI | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GET | /login |
login |
Redirects to the UI5 auth app (guest only) |
| POST | /auth/login |
login.submit |
Email + password sign-in, rate-limited |
| POST | /auth/forgot-password |
password.email |
Enumeration-safe reset request |
| GET | /password/reset/{token} |
password.reset |
Pre-validates the token, then redirects to the UI5 set-password view |
| POST | /auth/reset-password |
password.update |
Sets the new password |
| POST | /logout |
logout |
Drops the session (auth only) |
| POST | /auth/intents/org-setup |
auth.intents.org_setup |
Satisfies the OrgSetup intent (auth only) |
Login is throttled (5 attempts → Lockout), the session is regenerated on success, and forgot-password responses are identical whether or not the email exists.
What the host must provide
The package ships the routes above, but it redirects to named routes it does not define — your app must provide them. Two are effectively required:
| Name | Used by | Required? | If missing |
|---|---|---|---|
home |
LogoutController — every logout ends with redirect()->route('home') |
Yes | logout throws RouteNotFoundException (HTTP 500) |
dashboard |
DefaultIntentDispenser — the default post-login landing |
Yes, unless you bind your own IntentDispenserInterface that never falls back to it (see Post-login redirects) |
login throws RouteNotFoundException right after credentials validate |
Three further routes are optional — the login UI renders a footer link for each only when the route exists (each is guarded by Route::has()), so leaving them undefined is safe:
| Name | Footer link |
|---|---|
terms |
Terms of service |
privacy |
Privacy policy |
cookies |
Cookie policy |
Minimal host wiring:
Post-login redirects
After credentials are validated, the package asks an IntentDispenserInterface what to do next. It is called once after login and again after each intent is satisfied, until it returns a terminal RedirectIntent.
The default, DefaultIntentDispenser, returns:
So out of the box, a user is sent to their intended URL or to route('dashboard'). Override by binding your own dispenser:
Intents (multi-step onboarding)
A dispenser can return non-terminal intents to interrupt login with extra steps. The intent catalog is closed — kinds are added to the package deliberately. Two kinds ship today:
RedirectIntent { target }— terminal; sends the user to a URL.OrgSetupIntent { personName }— prompts the user to complete organisation setup.
OrgSetupIntent requires the host to bind an OrgSetupHandlerInterface; the package ships no default, so dispensing it without a handler fails loud at request time (by design — the step needs host-side state coordination). A handler returns an IntentResult: satisfied(), needsMoreInput($payload), or error($errors).
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
Changelog
See CHANGELOG.md.
About this repository
This repo is the canonical published distribution of laravelui5/auth — the PHP source here is a faithful, content-identical copy of upstream, so it's the right place to read the code, consume the package, and file issues.
It is not where development happens. It's generated by an automated splitsh-lite sub-split from the LaravelUi5 workspace, and its branch history is force-replaced on every release — pull requests opened here won't survive. Two further caveats for would-be contributors:
- The UI5 frontend under
resources/ui5/is compiled output; its editable source lives in a separate project. - Building from a clean clone requires
laravelui5/core, which is distributed via a private package registry.
Code changes are integrated upstream, not merged here.
