Laravel Manual Auth Doesn't Stay Logged
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I have an issue with authentication in Laravel 5.7
For example purposes, I have setup a fresh Laravel 5.7 install with Users seed in the database
in the web.php file :
Route::get('/', function () {
if (!auth()->check()) {
dump('Not Logged');
auth()->login(AppUser::first(), true);
dump(auth()->user()->toArray());
} else {
dump('Logged');
}
What I expect is to have a Not logged the first time I visit the page, then a Logged each time I refresh the page.
But every time I have a Not logged response.
Does anyone know how to keep a user logged in manually?
laravel authentication eloquent laravel-5.7
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I have an issue with authentication in Laravel 5.7
For example purposes, I have setup a fresh Laravel 5.7 install with Users seed in the database
in the web.php file :
Route::get('/', function () {
if (!auth()->check()) {
dump('Not Logged');
auth()->login(AppUser::first(), true);
dump(auth()->user()->toArray());
} else {
dump('Logged');
}
What I expect is to have a Not logged the first time I visit the page, then a Logged each time I refresh the page.
But every time I have a Not logged response.
Does anyone know how to keep a user logged in manually?
laravel authentication eloquent laravel-5.7
edited Nov 12 at 11:44
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12912
asked Nov 12 at 10:06
Mathieu Ferre
1,264322
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up vote
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I have an issue with authentication in Laravel 5.7
For example purposes, I have setup a fresh Laravel 5.7 install with Users seed in the database
in the web.php file :
Route::get('/', function () {
if (!auth()->check()) {
dump('Not Logged');
auth()->login(AppUser::first(), true);
dump(auth()->user()->toArray());
} else {
dump('Logged');
}
What I expect is to have a Not logged the first time I visit the page, then a Logged each time I refresh the page.
But every time I have a Not logged response.
Does anyone know how to keep a user logged in manually?
laravel authentication eloquent laravel-5.7
edited Nov 12 at 11:44
Universal Link
12912
asked Nov 12 at 10:06
Mathieu Ferre
1,264322
I have an issue with authentication in Laravel 5.7
For example purposes, I have setup a fresh Laravel 5.7 install with Users seed in the database
in the web.php file :
Route::get('/', function () {
if (!auth()->check()) {
dump('Not Logged');
auth()->login(AppUser::first(), true);
dump(auth()->user()->toArray());
} else {
dump('Logged');
}
What I expect is to have a Not logged the first time I visit the page, then a Logged each time I refresh the page.
But every time I have a Not logged response.
Does anyone know how to keep a user logged in manually?
laravel authentication eloquent laravel-5.7
laravel authentication eloquent laravel-5.7
edited Nov 12 at 11:44
Universal Link
12912
asked Nov 12 at 10:06
Mathieu Ferre
1,264322
edited Nov 12 at 11:44
Universal Link
12912
asked Nov 12 at 10:06
Mathieu Ferre
1,264322
edited Nov 12 at 11:44
Universal Link
12912
edited Nov 12 at 11:44
Universal Link
12912
edited Nov 12 at 11:44
Universal Link
12912
12912
asked Nov 12 at 10:06
Mathieu Ferre
1,264322
asked Nov 12 at 10:06
Mathieu Ferre
1,264322
asked Nov 12 at 10:06
Mathieu Ferre
1,264322
1,264322
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I wouldn't advise building an authentication on the web.php route file, you should try to split up the code in an organized way.
Beware of !auth()->check(), because you're not exactly evaluating if it's false, you are validating the inversion of a bool. Meaning, if it's true, it's going to check if it's false.
Do you have a record in your User table?
Where are you storing your session, in a file or database?
Attempt Auth::login(AppUser::first(), true); and print out if the user is indeed logged with dd(Auth::user())
https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/authentication#authenticating-users
answered Nov 12 at 10:16
abr
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Yeah I know it's just an exemple build from a fresh laravel installation, that's why I just put it on the web file :) I have some record in the User table (if I dump theauth()->user()right after the login, it works fine) I am logged for the rest of the request, but don't stay logged for the next one
– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:22
print the Auth::user() to confirm that your user is indeed logged
– abr
Nov 12 at 10:24
Just edit the question with the results
– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:27
Auth component is working as expect, you can check if it's logged by creating a different route (Route::get(/test)) and print there the auth->user(). Also, just simplify the if statement, if (auth->check()) its logged, otherwise dump
– abr
Nov 12 at 11:00
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I wouldn't advise building an authentication on the web.php route file, you should try to split up the code in an organized way.
Beware of !auth()->check(), because you're not exactly evaluating if it's false, you are validating the inversion of a bool. Meaning, if it's true, it's going to check if it's false.
Do you have a record in your User table?
Where are you storing your session, in a file or database?
Attempt Auth::login(AppUser::first(), true); and print out if the user is indeed logged with dd(Auth::user())
https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/authentication#authenticating-users
answered Nov 12 at 10:16
abr
1,206928
Yeah I know it's just an exemple build from a fresh laravel installation, that's why I just put it on the web file :) I have some record in the User table (if I dump theauth()->user()right after the login, it works fine) I am logged for the rest of the request, but don't stay logged for the next one
– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:22
print the Auth::user() to confirm that your user is indeed logged
– abr
Nov 12 at 10:24
Just edit the question with the results
– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:27
Auth component is working as expect, you can check if it's logged by creating a different route (Route::get(/test)) and print there the auth->user(). Also, just simplify the if statement, if (auth->check()) its logged, otherwise dump
– abr
Nov 12 at 11:00
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I wouldn't advise building an authentication on the web.php route file, you should try to split up the code in an organized way.
Beware of !auth()->check(), because you're not exactly evaluating if it's false, you are validating the inversion of a bool. Meaning, if it's true, it's going to check if it's false.
Do you have a record in your User table?
Where are you storing your session, in a file or database?
Attempt Auth::login(AppUser::first(), true); and print out if the user is indeed logged with dd(Auth::user())
https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/authentication#authenticating-users
answered Nov 12 at 10:16
abr
1,206928
Yeah I know it's just an exemple build from a fresh laravel installation, that's why I just put it on the web file :) I have some record in the User table (if I dump theauth()->user()right after the login, it works fine) I am logged for the rest of the request, but don't stay logged for the next one
– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:22
print the Auth::user() to confirm that your user is indeed logged
– abr
Nov 12 at 10:24
Just edit the question with the results
– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:27
Auth component is working as expect, you can check if it's logged by creating a different route (Route::get(/test)) and print there the auth->user(). Also, just simplify the if statement, if (auth->check()) its logged, otherwise dump
– abr
Nov 12 at 11:00
add a comment |
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up vote
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I wouldn't advise building an authentication on the web.php route file, you should try to split up the code in an organized way.
Beware of !auth()->check(), because you're not exactly evaluating if it's false, you are validating the inversion of a bool. Meaning, if it's true, it's going to check if it's false.
Do you have a record in your User table?
Where are you storing your session, in a file or database?
Attempt Auth::login(AppUser::first(), true); and print out if the user is indeed logged with dd(Auth::user())
https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/authentication#authenticating-users
answered Nov 12 at 10:16
abr
1,206928
I wouldn't advise building an authentication on the web.php route file, you should try to split up the code in an organized way.
Beware of !auth()->check(), because you're not exactly evaluating if it's false, you are validating the inversion of a bool. Meaning, if it's true, it's going to check if it's false.
Do you have a record in your User table?
Where are you storing your session, in a file or database?
Attempt Auth::login(AppUser::first(), true); and print out if the user is indeed logged with dd(Auth::user())
https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/authentication#authenticating-users
answered Nov 12 at 10:16
abr
1,206928
answered Nov 12 at 10:16
abr
1,206928
answered Nov 12 at 10:16
abr
1,206928
answered Nov 12 at 10:16
abr
1,206928
1,206928
Yeah I know it's just an exemple build from a fresh laravel installation, that's why I just put it on the web file :) I have some record in the User table (if I dump theauth()->user()right after the login, it works fine) I am logged for the rest of the request, but don't stay logged for the next one
– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:22
print the Auth::user() to confirm that your user is indeed logged
– abr
Nov 12 at 10:24
Just edit the question with the results
– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:27
Auth component is working as expect, you can check if it's logged by creating a different route (Route::get(/test)) and print there the auth->user(). Also, just simplify the if statement, if (auth->check()) its logged, otherwise dump
– abr
Nov 12 at 11:00
add a comment |
Yeah I know it's just an exemple build from a fresh laravel installation, that's why I just put it on the web file :) I have some record in the User table (if I dump theauth()->user()right after the login, it works fine) I am logged for the rest of the request, but don't stay logged for the next one
– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:22
print the Auth::user() to confirm that your user is indeed logged
– abr
Nov 12 at 10:24
Just edit the question with the results
– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:27
Auth component is working as expect, you can check if it's logged by creating a different route (Route::get(/test)) and print there the auth->user(). Also, just simplify the if statement, if (auth->check()) its logged, otherwise dump
– abr
Nov 12 at 11:00
Yeah I know it's just an exemple build from a fresh laravel installation, that's why I just put it on the web file :) I have some record in the User table (if I dump the
auth()->user()right after the login, it works fine) I am logged for the rest of the request, but don't stay logged for the next one– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:22
Yeah I know it's just an exemple build from a fresh laravel installation, that's why I just put it on the web file :) I have some record in the User table (if I dump the
auth()->user()right after the login, it works fine) I am logged for the rest of the request, but don't stay logged for the next one– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:22
print the Auth::user() to confirm that your user is indeed logged
– abr
Nov 12 at 10:24
print the Auth::user() to confirm that your user is indeed logged
– abr
Nov 12 at 10:24
Just edit the question with the results
– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:27
Just edit the question with the results
– Mathieu Ferre
Nov 12 at 10:27
Auth component is working as expect, you can check if it's logged by creating a different route (Route::get(/test)) and print there the auth->user(). Also, just simplify the if statement, if (auth->check()) its logged, otherwise dump
– abr
Nov 12 at 11:00
Auth component is working as expect, you can check if it's logged by creating a different route (Route::get(/test)) and print there the auth->user(). Also, just simplify the if statement, if (auth->check()) its logged, otherwise dump
– abr
Nov 12 at 11:00
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