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Informations about the package laravel-auth

Laravel Auth

Sanctum authorization with API endpoints.

Also includes registration process, login, password reset, email validation.

Social login

JWT social login — POST /login/{provider}

Mobile clients log in by sending a Firebase ID token. The signature is verified against Google's public keys (firebase/php-jwt), the user + device are created (or reused), and a Sanctum access token is returned in the 6.1.3 envelope.

Enable and configure it in config/wame-auth.php:

Set FIREBASE_PROJECT_ID in .env to your Firebase project ID. The endpoint is only registered when social.enabled is true (default: false). Verification enforces the RS256 signature against Google's Firebase keys, iss = https://securetoken.google.com/<project-id>, aud = <project-id>, a non-empty sub and expiry (with a small clock-skew leeway). A user is created on first login with a random password and the provider's name; a verified Firebase e-mail is mirrored to email_verified_at.

Socialite OAuth flow — not functional

The browser Socialite OAuth flow is still disabled and returns HTTP 501:

It relies on LaravelAuthController::authUserWithOAuth2(), which issues tokens via Laravel Passport (/oauth/token, config('passport.*')) — not installed here (the project uses Sanctum). To restore it, migrate that token issuance to Sanctum and remove the 501 guards in SocialiteProviderController / SocialiteAccountController. The Passport-based "Setup OAuth2" instructions below are legacy and are not required for the Sanctum-based auth features.

Setup

Add the service provider to array of providers in config/app.php

Make sure you have \App\Models\User class. If you have it with different namespace or classname you can change it in config/wame-auth.php

Make changes to the config/auth.php file:

Make changes to the config/passport.php file:

Make changes in migrations database/migrations/2023_01_17_074644_create_activity_log_table.php:

Optionally make changes to the config/eloquent-sortable.php file:

Run migrations

Setup OAuth2

Set passport output in .env file:

Configuration

This is the content of the file that will be published in config/wame-auth.php

Publishing Views

Publishing Translations

Modifications / Extensions

Edit/Add functions and documentation

Add documentation to function Example: app/Http/Controllers/v1/AuthController.php

Add data to login response / Edit function Example: app/Http/Controllers/v1/AuthController.php

Example how you can add parameters to registration by using Observer:

All versions of laravel-auth with dependencies

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Requires firebase/php-jwt Version ^6.4|^7.0
hisorange/browser-detect Version ^5.0
laravel/socialite Version ^5.0
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