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Configuration

Enable auth features on a panel and configure the laravilt-auth config file.

You enable authentication features per panel with methods on the Panel object. The config file holds package-wide defaults.

Panel methods

Every page-based method accepts an optional custom page class and URL path, for example login(?string $page = null, ?string $path = null).

Method	Default path	What it enables
`login()`	`login`	Login page and `logout` route
`registration()`	`register`	Registration page
`passwordReset()`	`forgot-password`	Forgot password and `reset-password/{token}` pages
`emailVerification()`	`verify-email`	Email verification notice and signed verify link
`otp()`	`otp`	One-time code verification page
`magicLinks()`	`magic-link`	Passwordless login by emailed link
`twoFactor(?string $page, ?string $path, ?callable $builder)`	`profile/two-factor`	Two-factor authentication (see Two-Factor)
`socialLogin(Closure\|array $config)`	`auth/{provider}/...`	OAuth login (see Social Login)
`passkeys()`	`profile/passkeys`	Passkey management and passkey login
`profile()`	`profile`	Profile page
`sessionManagement()`	`profile/sessions`	Active sessions page
`apiTokens()`	`profile/api-tokens`	Sanctum API token page
`connectedAccounts()`	`profile/connected-accounts`	Link or unlink social accounts
`localeTimezone()`	`settings/locale-timezone`	Language and timezone preferences

Related panel methods:

disableTwoFactor() and disableSocialLogin() switch those features off again.
requirePasswordForSocialLogin(bool $require = true) sends users who signed up through a social provider to a set-password page until they choose a password. It is on by default.

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A custom page class should extend the matching class in Laravilt\Auth\Pages, for example Laravilt\Auth\Pages\Login.

Publish config/laravilt-auth.php to change the defaults:

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Panel methods decide which features a panel actually shows. Configure the panel first and use the config file for shared defaults.

Tag	Publishes
`laravilt-auth-config`	`config/laravilt-auth.php`
`laravilt-auth-migrations`	Migrations (they also load automatically without publishing)
`laravilt-auth-views`	Frontend pages for your stack (Vue or React) to `resources/js/pages/laravilt/auth`
`laravilt-auth-blade-views`	Blade views, such as mail templates
`laravilt-auth-assets`	Compiled assets

React support requires Laravilt v1.1 or later.

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