Laravel One Time Passwords Laravel Package

title: Enforcing origin weight: 2

By default, the package will only accept a one-time password if the request is coming from the same origin as the page that generated it.

The origin is determined by looking at the IP address of the request and the user agent. This is implemented in the Spatie\OneTimePasswords\Support\OriginInspector\DefaultOriginEnforcer class.

Customizing the origin enforcement

You can override this behavior by implementing your own OriginEnforcer class. This class should implement the Spatie\OneTimePasswords\Support\OriginInspector\OriginEnforcer interface.

This is how that interface looks like:

use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use Spatie\OneTimePasswords\Models\OneTimePassword;

interface OriginEnforcer
{
    /** [@return](https://github.com/return) array<string, string|int> */
    public function gatherProperties(Request $request): array;

    public function verifyProperties(OneTimePassword $oneTimePassword, Request $request): bool;
}

The gatherProperties method should return an array of properties that will be used to identify the origin of the request. The verifyProperties method should return true if the properties match, and false otherwise.

To see an example, take a look at the Spatie\OneTimePasswords\Support\OriginInspector\DefaultOriginEnforcer class in the package's source code.

Disabling the origin enforcement

If you want to disable the origin enforcement, you can do so by setting the origin_enforcer config option to Spatie\OneTimePasswords\Support\OriginInspector\DoNotEnforceOrigin in the one-time-passwords.php file:

// config/one-time-passwords.php

return [
    // ...

    'origin_enforcer' => Spatie\OneTimePasswords\Support\OriginInspector\DoNotEnforceOrigin::class,
];