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Informations about the package sentry-auth-laravel
Sentry Auth Driver for Laravel
Package is no longer supported.
Fork based on hampel/sentry-auth-laravel.
Allows you to use built-in Laravel Auth routines with Cartalyst Sentry.
Laravel's built-in Auth routines allow you to configure an authentication driver for your application, which includes functionality such as sending out password reset emails.
While Cartalyst's Sentry provides the same functionality, it does so in a different and non-compatible manner, so you need to rewrite all Auth routines to use Sentry's API - you can't just change the Auth driver in Laravel.
This package allows you to do exactly that - install Sentry, install this driver and you can then configure the built-in Auth driver to use "sentry" for authentication. You'll still need to extend the functionality to implement Sentry's advanced features such as groups, permissions, login throttling and such - but at least you don't need to completely rewrite your default Auth provider.
Ideally, Cartalyst would provide this wrapper functionality as part of their own Sentry package, but until then, hopefully this package will be useful to some people.
By Simon Hampel and Oleg Isaev.
Versions
| Driver | Laravel | Sentry |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0.* | 4.0.* | 2.0.* |
| 1.1.* | 4.1.* | 2.0.* |
| 1.2.* | 4.2.* | 2.1.* |
Installation
The recommended way of installing is through Composer:
Require the packages via Composer in your composer.json
Run Composer to update the new requirement.
Open your Laravel config file app/config/app.php and add the two service providers to the providers array:
The SentryAuthServiceProvider is where the Auth service is extended with a new "sentry" user provider.
The SentryHashServiceProvider provides a new service "sentry-hash" which provides a simple wrapper for the Sentry hashing routines.
The package also supplies an Eloquent-based User model called SentryUser, which extends the default Eloquent user model provided by Sentry and implements several required interfaces which are missing from the default Sentry model.
Make sure you've added the Sentry class alias to app/config/app.php:
Run packages migrations:
If you haven't already done so, publish your Sentry config files:
... you should find the config files in app/config/packages/cartalyst/sentry
Open your Laravel config file app/config/auth.php and set the driver to sentry:
It doesn't matter which hasher you choose to use fro Sentry, our driver will simply use the same hasher in place of the built in hasher from Laravel.
Our SentryUser model extends Sentry's User model, but also implements some of the additional interfaces required by the Laravel Auth libraries.
If you have extended our SentryUser model, you should specify the name of your own model in both the Laravel auth.php config file and in the
Sentry config.php file.
For example, create a new model in app/models/User.php:
You would then change app/config/auth.php, set the model to User:
Also change app/config/packages/cartalyst/sentry/config.php to also set the user model to User:
Usage
Implement user authentication for your Laravel application as normal, following the instructions in http://laravel.com/docs/security.
Either use the SentryUser model provided to replace the user model provided by Sentry, or implement your own model
extending the model we have supplied.
Given that the field used as the username in Sentry can be configured, when sending user data to Auth::attempt, you should use the
configured value rather than hard-coding the value in your code. There are two ways of retrieving this value:
Or you can just check the config value directly (just make sure you're not changing the login attribute name yourself dynamically at runtime!):
You can then use this in your controller (or elsewhere) for validation and authentication:
License
The package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license
