krafthaus/bauhaususer
Adds a simple login/user system for the Bauhaus admin package. Installs via Composer, registers the service provider, updates Bauhaus auth permission to use Auth::check(), switches the auth model to BauhausUser\User, runs migrations, and creates users via Artisan.
Bauhaus itself is a bring-your-own-authentication kind of package and therefor does not, by default, come with a user login. To fix this you can either:
Add bauhaus user to your composer.json file:
"require": {
"krafthaus/bauhaususer": "dev-master"
}
Use composer to install this package.
$ composer update
'providers' => array(
'KraftHaus\Bauhaus\BauhausServiceProvider', // This should already be there
'KraftHaus\BauhausUser\BauhausUserServiceProvider'
)
In app/config/packages/krafthaus/config/admin.php update
'auth' => [
'permission' => function () {
return true;
}
]
to:
'auth' => [
'permission' => function () {
return Auth::check();
}
]
In app/auth.php update
'model' => 'User'
to:
'model' => 'KraftHaus\BauhausUser\User'
$ php artisan migrate --package=krafthaus/bauhaususer
$ php artisan bauhaus:user:register email password [firstname] [lastname]
Now, when you visit the admin url you'll be presented with a brand new, ultra awesome, login screen where you can login with you newly created user.
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