laravel-auth | powerful authentication , authorization and verification | Authentication library
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- Send a reset link to the given user .
- Verify the email .
- Register the console commands .
- Get the password reset broker instance .
- Execute the publish command .
- Get the email verification broker .
- Sets the hashables .
- Send the phone verification notification .
- Send the password reset notification .
- Send email verification notification .
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QUESTION
I started a little project few weeks ago and today I wanted to see the number of commits I did in a specific branch. I had three branches (master, develop and laravel-authentication). I started with some commits on the master, switched to the develop branch, made some changes and then I wanted to start the authentication with laravel. I made an own branch, and when I was finished I merged it back into the develop branch. Now if i take a look on the number of commits I did, it also shows the commits I did on develop and master.
If I look at the graph, i can clearly see that I did 7 commits on the 'laravel-authentication' branch. But however it also shows up the commits from master and develop. I put some screenshots from GitLab and GitKraken so you can see what I mean.
Maybe I just don't understand how Git works, but maybe you guys can help me!
A small overview of the whole tree
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 23:49Maybe I just don't understand how Git works, but maybe you guys can help me!
I think yes, and I hope yes.
Suppose branch develop
has 10 commits in it. You branch off of develop
and create a branch called newbranch
. How many commits does newbranch
have in it? The answer is 10 (not 0). Now suppose you add 7 commits to newbranch
; it now has 17 commits. When you view the history of newbranch
, you will see those 17 commits. Git doesn't care that 10 of them are also on some other branch. The view you see in the first image that nicely color codes those 7 commits on one of your branches, is just a convenience that it can do because those commits are only on your branch and nowhere else. But all of the other commits are also in your branch.
Regarding your comment:
My goal was to see only the commits made in the branch 'laravel-authentication'.
First I think we should not use the word "made" there, because once you merge one branch into another, Git doesn't know or care what branch the commits were "made" on.
Regardless, it looks like the first image is providing that for you. Conceptually, what you want is to see all the commits on your branch that are not on some-other-branch-TBD. That number of commits could very well be different depending on which branch you compare to. For example, from a command line you could do something like this:
QUESTION
I am trying to implement a simple role-based authentication system in Laravel 7, where I have an additional field on user table named 'role' of integer type, which can have two values - 0 for general users and 5 for the admins.
Any logged in user should be able to access the '/railway' page. Only admins should be able to access the '/admin' page. Admins should also be able to access the '/railway' page.
I am following this article and getting 'too many redirect' error: https://dev.to/kaperskyguru/multiple-role-based-authentication-in-laravel-30pc
Edit:
Sorry forgot to mention!
Everything is working perfectly for the non-admin users. They are being redirected to the '/railway' page after logging in alright, and also being redirected to this page if they try to access the '/admin page'.
The error is happening for the admins only. It is redirecting them to the '/admin' page after logging in alright, but showing the 'too many redirection' error. But admins can access the '/railway' page which is perfect.
Edit-3 I've added this on a git repository, if anyone is interested to reproduce the issue: https://github.com/rawhasan/laravel-auth-bug.git
Here is what I've done so far:
web.php
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-24 at 08:56So in both user roles it requires authentication which means you could wrap your routes under default laravel auth
middleware for that:
QUESTION
I have accounts
table in which I want to be Authenticatable and I done to this, already did the answer of @PintuKumar in this stackoverflow-link and it's working fine.
My issue here, the line below is working
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-03 at 09:21Well, never done this before, but you can go to vendor\laravel\framework\src\Illuminate\Auth\SessionGuard.php
and change user()
to the desired name. Personally, for tests, I would copy the whole function, change to account()
but keep users()
in case something goes wrong.
QUESTION
I am currently developing a simple Bookstore application with a few numbers of users on which sending emails are not needed because it will be implemented in the local system so is there any way to customize laravel-auth for password reset function by adding a few security questions fields where user can reset his/her password without sending reset links via email.
Any kind of help will be highly appreciated.
here I tried the below code but id did not work
Code in web.php
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-26 at 11:56Try this
Code in the controller
QUESTION
Problem
I have added the Auth scaffolding to an existing project.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-02 at 16:03TL;DR: Mixed content behind a load balancer / CDN and missing role_id in query
If you setup Laravel in a load balanced environment the https session terminates before it hits the web server so Laravel was serving for a http request, thus generating mixed content issues. Hence the actual script does not get imported and the app itself does not throw any errors.
So you need to make sure that imported scripts and endpoints are served over a secure connection (https).
(You will see the mixed content error by checking the app in your browser's console.)
Solving routing to insecure endpoints
Edit your routing in:
QUESTION
I keep getting the error
"SQLSTATE[42S22]: Column not found: 1054 Unknown column '' in 'where clause' "
with the sql output:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-21 at 17:59After a fair amount of looking around, I finally found a solution for this based on this issue I stumbled across. I forgot that this table has a composite key, which was the source for this problem.
I included this in my custom pivot model to override the laravel default for "setKeysForSaveQuery":
QUESTION
So for some reason I thought I came across the answer to this question before, but for the life of me I can't find the answer again, either through Google or StackOverflow. This might just be a rubber duck question and I'm sorry if it is, but I hope this question will be of some use to someone someday with this same issue.
Let's assume we're starting with a fresh installation of Laravel 5.4. I run the php artisan make:auth
command in my terminal and it sets up the Authentication Scaffolding for me. Now in my /routes/web.php file I see the following line:
Auth::routes();
Which is awesome and the route list has all the Authentication routes listed including the logout route defined. (Typed php artisan r:l
to double check) Now I want to set a custom logout route for the user using the a custom Logout Controller. Now, I thought that there was a method you could chain onto a group of resource routes called 'except()' but for the life of me I can't find any information in the documentation about this method. I don't know if this method even exists let alone know what to pass it.
I'm assuming that the Auth::routes()
generation can use the except method like in a resource route, but I'm not entirely sure how to implement it?
So the question is simple. How do I include all authentication routes except the logout route, and then i'll define the logout route using the following line.
Route::get('logout', 'LogoutController@userLogout')->name('logout');
Sorry if this is a duplicate entry, I've used the search bar for the past hour and nothing is answering my question.
Edit: I did more research into Resource Routes and realized that it's not a method that I chain onto the route, but rather an array with a key value pair. See code below (Ripped from laravel docs).
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-14 at 22:56In Laravel 6.x, some Authentication Routes have changed. You can use the following line of code to exclude the register route.
Auth::routes(['register' => false]);
However, since you're requiring that the register route still remains intact, you would have to do what the other person that answered this question has done, and define all the routes manually. However, their answer hasn't been updated to the current version of Laravel. So here is an updated list of all the routes as of version 6.x.
QUESTION
Here is an "update" In the previous version of my project we didn't have any proper hashing on password. So I want to use Laravel's hashing, and invite the users to make a new password.
What I have is a new password column in my User table. If when the user tries to log in, the new password doesn't exist (empty column), we automatically do a "reset password." I would like to know where to do this verification:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-24 at 13:39I suggest that you create a middleware ( EnsurePasswordIsAdded as an example ) for your case and not include the verification process in a controller, because a controller usually contains functions that interact either a database or an external API to provide a response to the user which is not the case for you, you're just filtering/verifying the request.
here's the documentation link about middlewares in Laravel:
https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/middleware
here's a code suggestion:
QUESTION
I am 2-week-old to Laravel. I am using 5.8. I've planned to take the project from (https://github.com/jeremykenedy/laravel-auth) for learning purpose. I use sublime to track the functionalities or keywords and to look how it's defined in src. I can't track some words anywhere in the file. Sorry in advance if this question was too dumb.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-30 at 08:14It's just an array of middleware, hope you know about middlewares. If not its just files where request goes first for chceking a particular conditions.
so now to your question , 'twostep', 'checkblocked'
are middleware where request goes to for a check before request to fullfill.
Hence, from variable name i can guess, These middleware is made for check , user on two-step verification(twostep
) or not and second one, it checks, the user is blocked or not 'checkblocked'
,
If you wanna read these files code, you can go to kernal.php file inside app/http
directory, and in this file, you can see an array named as $routeMiddleware
, and track these files, inside middleware directory.
Update
Hence you did not get these files because user use these two packages for this.
for twostep
user use this package you can find this package inside composer.json file in project directory "jeremykenedy/laravel2step": "^1.1",
and now for second checkblocked
, he also uses package for this.
You can also view this package inside composer.json file "jeremykenedy/laravel-blocker": "^1.0",
here is the link of package Package Link
QUESTION
I created a policy for authorization, so I faced with this problem.
I have seen these solutions, but my problem didn't solve yet:
Here are the Codes:
Function used in ArticalesController Class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-03 at 07:51Try with your model name as like this replace it with your AuthServiceProvider
replace
Articale::class => ArticalePolicy::class,
with
'App\Articale' => 'App\Policies\ArticalePolicy',
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