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Auth

⚠️ ARCHIVED — September 2026. Not maintained. Do not use in new projects.

This package existed to provide Fortify-based auth scaffolding without a Flux dependency. That was its entire reason for being. That reason no longer holds: Flux's free tier now covers every component an auth screen needs (input, button, checkbox, link, field, error, and a segmented otp input for 2FA challenges), so hand-writing and maintaining a parallel set of Tailwind auth views buys nothing.

Use the official Laravel Livewire starter kit instead — laravel new and pick Livewire + Fortify. It is generated from laravel/maestro, actively maintained upstream, and ships passkeys, teams, and dark mode that this package never had.

Known issues in this final release, unfixed:

  • The "Database" section below is wrong. Fortify only publishes its two-factor migration, it does not load it. php artisan migrate alone will not create the two_factor_* columns, and 2FA will fail at the database level. You would need php artisan vendor:publish --tag=fortify-migrations first.
  • Two-factor authentication is completely untested. No test covers setup, challenge, recovery codes, or disable. The test harness cannot exercise it — the test User does not use TwoFactorAuthenticatable and the two-factor migration is never loaded.
  • Password reset is never completed with a real signed token in any test; only the "send link" step is covered.
  • Pinned to laravel/fortify: ^1.24, which is 15 minor versions behind current. Passkeys, the passkeys rate limiter, Features::passkeys() and the associated route paths all postdate it.

The repository is kept for its git history and as a reference for wiring Fortify actions, config, and Fortify::viewNamespace() behind a package boundary.

Fortify-based authentication with Livewire views for Laravel. Drop-in auth scaffold with login, registration, password reset, email verification, two-factor authentication, and a profile page.

Requirements

Installation

The package auto-discovers via Laravel's package discovery. No manual provider registration needed.

Publish the config:

Database

Run the Fortify migrations (if you haven't already):

Your User model must implement MustVerifyEmail if you want email verification:

For two-factor authentication, add the TwoFactorAuthenticatable trait:

What You Get

Routes

Route Component Middleware
/login Login guest
/register Register guest
/forgot-password ForgotPassword guest
/reset-password/{token} ResetPassword guest
/two-factor-challenge TwoFactorChallenge guest
/email/verify VerifyEmail auth
/user/confirm-password ConfirmPassword auth
/dashboard Dashboard auth, verified
/profile ProfileShow auth, verified

Livewire Components

All components are registered under the lq-auth prefix:

Configuration

After publishing, edit config/lq-auth.php:

Layouts

Override these to use your own layouts. The package ships minimal layouts — point these at your app's layout views or a UI package.

Features

Toggle any Fortify feature:

Post-Login Redirect

Middleware

Middleware for authenticated routes (dashboard, profile):

Custom Actions

Override Fortify action classes with your own:

Customising Views

Publish the views:

Views are published to resources/views/vendor/lq-auth/. Edit them directly.

License

MIT

All versions of auth-monorepo with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.3
illuminate/support Version ^13.0
laravel/fortify Version ^1.24
livewire/livewire Version ^4.0
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