Build Your Own Custom Auth System with Fortify

[@РНР]

I like how fortify has model relationships in traits, very clean approach.

[@techfuture-code-tv]

This is awesome. I have been wondering can't we have such an empty views boiler plate auth system given room for most creative minds for frontend. This is really a germ. Thank you so much sir. Fortify all the way. I will not be deleting auth ui and breeze scaffold again. Just fotufy it, and use my amazing frontend design.

[@LaravelPHP]

Glad you like it. Thanks. People have very different wishes for the frontend so for Fortify it makes more sense to not provide any views for now. (Christoph)

[@joebashour]

Thanks for the video! Great walkthrough.

[@LaravelPHP]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏 (Christoph)

[@kwasiezor1630]

Nice video. Come to the right time for me... Great job

[@LaravelPHP]

Thanks a lot 🙏 (Christoph)

[@kouceylahadji]

After watching the video I'm convinced to start with Laravel Breeze 🤣

[@LaravelPHP]

Whatever fits you best hehe (Christoph)

[@cristhianjhlcom]

Great video, I am making my own startkit

[@LaravelPHP]

Awesome, have fun! 🙌 (Christoph)

[@mrjafprogrammer2658]

I am have also working on an open source auth statkit with laravel +htmx

[@minthantoo3509]

Great video. So in short, if we want finished components and ui, we should use jetstream or breeze. If we want to implement components and ui ourselves but wanna use laravel backend, we should use Fortify. Please correct me if I am wrong.

[@LaravelPHP]

Yep that sounds right 👍 (Christoph)

[@smokeyoak]

Great one.

[@LaravelPHP]

Thanks! (Christoph)

[@nerisonpitogo3717]

Will it work for a livewire volt component?

[@nikolaip.9944]

Any plans to extend it with additional features? For example, to allow users to change emails (that will require an additional table and multiple steps to confirm that the new email is in fact owned by the same user).

[@LaravelPHP]

Thanks for the feedback. Good point. I'll think about it (Christoph)

[@dominikbetlej7114]

Thx 🎉

[@LaravelPHP]

No problem 😀 (Christoph)

[@romeo-paqui]

Hey!!! Thanks for the video! I'm using Laravel Fortify for my API authentication. But when I am already logged and I try to login again, it redirect me to the base URL ("/"). Samething when I want to register after login. I try to change the 'home' path in the fortify.php config file, but it not work. Any idea how I can change this?

[@mrjafprogrammer2658]

I am have also working on an open source auth statkit with laravel +htmx

[@jyy3338]

im using laravel inertia react and when i installed fortify it does make the routes and other controller files except for the actions and provider can you help me sir

[@murali-krishnan]

Hey @LaravelPHP, Why is this video missing? (Laracon US 2024 - Day 2 - Live from Dallas TX!).

[@Ahmadsaddique99]

i receive the same error again and again Target [Laravel\Fortify\Contracts\LoginViewResponse] is not instantiable.

[@dimitrisborbotsialos]

It seems simpler to just install Breeze and then change the views to your liking. You are practically re creating the same breeze view files.

[@branditzjonas]

It depends on what framework you are using. Let's say you want to use React or Vue, then you don't want to have all stuff scaffold, instead you have liberty to do what you want. Are you Bootstrap fan you can easily install that.

[@kouceylahadji]

@@branditzjonas even if you use another css framework, you can easily change the classes for the component and all will be done quickly

[@branditzjonas]

@@kouceylahadji correct about other css framework. My main point was that it fits better with Fortify when using React or Vue or …

[@smokeyoak]

The breeze starter kit with react / inertia is killer. I'm old and stubborn and I like to write my own scss so I just pull out the tailwind

[@SiadHR]

sorry, what extension you use to see those commit changes

[@LaravelPHP]

These are VCS features included in PhpStorm. (Christoph)

[@tanvirashraf728]

Sir, is it possible to enhance laravel's performance with rust or c?

[@Sdirimohamedsalah]

Use CGI or implement your own optimized c compiled to a php function. But it’s hard

[@coding-master-shayan]

Which code editor do you use sir?

[@LaravelPHP]

I use PhpStorm 🫡 (Christoph)

[@silakanveli]

2factor walk missing?

[@techfuture-code-tv]

Once you have the view, just invoke the method to get them connected. And go read documentation

[@LaravelPHP]

We couldn't fit all in the video. I hope the docs can help you there: laravel.com/docs/11.x/fortify#two-factor-authentication (Christoph)