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Zephyr

This package is a Laravel starter kit with auth scaffolding using Livewire & Bootstrap.

It was created for people who prefer using Livewire & Bootstrap over Inertia/React/Vue/Alpine/Tailwind. It is an alternative to Breeze/Jetstream that is very slim. All you have to do is run the zephyr:install command to get complete auth scaffolding for login, register, password resets, email verification, profile updating, & more.

Requirements

You must have NPM installed on your machine in order to install this package, as it runs npm install && npm run dev during installation.

Installation

This package was designed to be used with new Laravel projects.

First, create a new Laravel project via Composer/Docker/whatever you prefer:

laravel new my-app

Configure your .env file with your app, database, and mail settings:

APP_*
DB_*
MAIL_*

Require this package via Composer:

composer require legodion/zephyr

Now install Zephyr:

php artisan zephyr:install

This will create the Livewire components, add necessary resources, run the NPM commands, etc.

Usage

All of the login, registration, password reset functionality, etc. works out of the box. If you would like to add password confirmation and/or email verification, there are a couple of extra steps you need to take.

Password Confirmation

Just add the password.confirm middleware to any route you want to require password confirmation:

public function route()
{
    return Route::get('/home')
        ->name('home')
        ->middleware('auth', 'password.confirm');
}

Email Verification

Implement the MustVerifyEmail contract in your User model class:

use Illuminate\Contracts\Auth\MustVerifyEmail;
use Illuminate\Foundation\Auth\User as Authenticatable;

class User extends Authenticatable implements MustVerifyEmail
{
    // ...

Then add the verified middleware to any route that requires email verification to be complete:

public function route()
{
    return Route::get('/update-profile')
        ->name('profile.update')
        ->middleware('auth', 'verified');
}

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