Laravel with FusionAuth Example

This app is an example Laravel application. It delegates user management, registration and login to FusionAuth. It uses a middleware to ensure that only signed in users can access certain pages.

Read more about how to set this up and run it HERE.

Setting up this rep

1. Run composer install (or composer update if prompted)
2. Rename example.env to .env
3. Update .env file and add three keys and their appropriate value:
   • FUSIONAUTH_APP_ID=<your_app_id>
   • FUSIONAUTH_API_KEY=<your_api_key>
   • FUSIONAUTH_BASE_URL=<where_fusionauth_is_running_usually_http://localhost:9011>
4. If you run into trouble and see these screens, you can try the fixes below.
   • Please execute these commands from the root directory of the project in the terminal.
   • php artisan key:generate
     • This will generate a unique APP_KEY. See more here
     • You can also click the generate app key button and have this done for you in the UI (as shown)
   • sudo chmod -R 777 vendor
     • This will allow everyone to write and execute your vendor files in the project.

Git Log

This Git history follows the headings on the tutorial. Each commit SHA follows the progress of the tutorial, header by header. One can checkout each commit and see the code in realtime if you get stuck following along (or use Github to view the diff).

SHA	Heading in Tutorial
6378981	Logging out
c385639	Showing the current user’s profile
f9cfff1	Logging a user in
8260d3d	Registering a new user
b87d132	Installing and configuring the FusionAuth PHP package
5734d71	Setting up a new Laravel Application

Requirements

1. This example application was tested using:
   • Php 7.2