Because Fortify is designed to be frontend agnostic, it requires some configuration if you'd like to use it with an SPA on a subdomain and Sanctum. This package provides the required configurations for that.
- Adds CORS paths for Sanctum cookie and Fortify routes, including login, logout, and more
- Forces CORS with_credentials to true
- Adds API route to get currently authenticated user (both for cookie based auth and API token based auth), /api/user
- Adds optional route to check if email exists (like Google login where it asks you for your email, and depending on if it exists or not, it will either ask you for password or create a new account)
- Forces Fortify config option "views" to true, where each view redirects to the SPA as defined in the config (see below)
- Adds loginView, registerView, twoFactorChallengeView, requestPasswordResetLinkView, resetPasswordView, verifyEmailView, and confirmPasswordView definitions for Fortify that redirect to your SPA app, with fully configurable paths (useful for links sent in emails, for example)
- Forces the Fortify home config option to keep the path defined but prepend it with your SPA URL, or, if its already a URL, keep it as such
- Allows setting the app language via Accept-Language header
- Redirects any non-API route 404s to your SPA app (which also means that if you don't have a home route, it will redirect to your SPA app home)
You can install the package via composer:
composer require mmedia/laravel-spaThe service provider will automatically add the functionality as described above. You can publish the config file with:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Mmedia\LaravelSpa\LaravelSpaServiceProvider" --tag="config"The package will automatically add the SetLocale global middleware, so you can change your app locale with the Accept-Language header.
composer testPlease see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
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