aliabdulaziz/laravel-email-verification

This Laravel package provides a simple solution for email verification.

laravel-email-verification

This Laravel package provides a simple solution for email verification., _(*1)

Requirements

• Laravel 5.3+

Screenshots

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Installation

It is recommended to install this package in a fresh installation of Laravel., _(*6)

Laravel's built-in Auth System

This package is integrated with Laravel's built-in Auth System, so you must first run this command if you have not run it yet:, _(*7)

php artisan make:auth

Now go to your (env) file and make sure that you have selected your database., _(*8)

Install the package using composer

Now install the package using composer by running the following command:, _(*9)

composer require aliabdulaziz/laravel-email-verification

Add the service provider (for Laravel < 5.5)

Go to: (Your Laravel App) --> config --> app.php, _(*10)

and add the following line under 'Package Service Providers' comment:, _(*11)

Aliabdulaziz\LaravelExtendedUser\LaravelEmailVerificationServiceProvider::class

Publish the config file

Run the following command to publish the package config file:, _(*12)

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Aliabdulaziz\LaravelEmailVerification\LaravelEmailVerificationServiceProvider" --tag=config

The config file is named (laravelemailverification.php) and will be located in the 'config' folder., _(*13)

Migrate

Run the artisan migrate command to create the users table:, _(*14)

this command will also migrate the package migration file by which the email_verification field is added to the users table., _(*15)

php artisan migrate

Config Mail Driver

go to your (env) file and make sure that you have configured your mail driver., _(*16)

Middleware

Go to: (Your Laravel App) --> app --> Http --> Kernal.php, _(*17)

and add the following middleware to the $routeMiddleware array:, _(*18)

'verifyEmail' => \Aliabdulaziz\LaravelEmailVerification\Middleware\VerifyEmail::class,

Now you can use this middleware on the routes that you want to prevent from being accessed by the users who did not verify their emails., _(*19)

Example

Route::middleware(['web', 'auth', 'verifyEmail'])->group(function () {

    // Only users with verified emails can access this route
    Route::get('verified-email', function () {
        echo "Your email is verified!";
    });

});

Customization

To customize the package default views publish them to your views folder by running the following command:, _(*20)

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Aliabdulaziz\LaravelEmailVerification\LaravelEmailVerificationServiceProvider" --tag=views

Now make whatever customization you want on the published views., _(*21)