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Informations about the package auth

Quvel Auth

API-first authentication package that extends Laravel Fortify with JSON responses, OAuth support, and enhanced features. Uses Fortify 1:1 with minimal overrides via container bindings.

Philosophy

This package wraps Laravel Fortify with quality-of-life improvements:

Installation

1. Install Fortify and Sanctum

2. Install Quvel Auth

That's it. The package auto-discovers and registers its service provider.

3. Configure Fortify

Edit config/fortify.php:

4. Publish Migrations (Optional)

How It Works

Quvel Auth uses Laravel's container to override Fortify's default implementations:

When Fortify's controllers run, they resolve these contracts from the container and get our implementations. No route overrides needed.

Routes

Fortify provides core routes (login, register), we provide the rest:

API Responses

All responses are JSON with consistent structure:

Login Success (no 2FA):

Login Requires 2FA:

Registration:

Configuration

Fortify Features

Enable/disable features in config/fortify.php:

Socialite (OAuth)

Configure providers in config/services.php:

Disable OAuth in config/quvel-auth.php:

Rate Limiting

Automatically configured (5 requests/minute for login and 2FA). Override in your AppServiceProvider if needed:

Customization

Override Response Classes

Create your own response:

Bind in your AppServiceProvider:

Override Actions

Same pattern for actions:

Advanced: Publish Routes

For full route customization:

Then disable package routes in config/quvel-auth.php:

Troubleshooting

Routes not showing?

Check that Fortify features are enabled and views => false.

Rate limiter errors? Clear config cache:

Need to customize? Check AuthServiceProvider@registerFortifyOverrides() to see all container bindings.

License

MIT


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Requires php Version ^8.4
illuminate/database Version ^12.0
illuminate/support Version ^12.0
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