TokenGuard
class TokenGuard implements Guard (View source)
Traits
These methods are typically the same across all guards.
Properties
| protected Authenticatable | $user | The currently authenticated user. |
from GuardHelpers |
| protected UserProvider | $provider | The user provider implementation. |
from GuardHelpers |
| protected Request | $request | The request instance. |
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| protected string | $inputKey | The name of the query string item from the request containing the API token. |
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| protected string | $storageKey | The name of the token "column" in persistent storage. |
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| protected bool | $hash | Indicates if the API token is hashed in storage. |
Methods
Determine if current user is authenticated. If not, throw an exception.
Create a new authentication guard.
Get the currently authenticated user.
Get the token for the current request.
Validate a user's credentials.
Details
Authenticatable
authenticate()
Determine if current user is authenticated. If not, throw an exception.
bool
hasUser()
Determine if the guard has a user instance.
bool
check()
Determine if the current user is authenticated.
bool
guest()
Determine if the current user is a guest.
int|string|null
id()
Get the ID for the currently authenticated user.
$this
setUser(Authenticatable $user)
Set the current user.
UserProvider
getProvider()
Get the user provider used by the guard.
void
setProvider(UserProvider $provider)
Set the user provider used by the guard.
void
__construct(UserProvider $provider, Request $request, string $inputKey = 'api_token', string $storageKey = 'api_token', bool $hash = false)
Create a new authentication guard.
Authenticatable|null
user()
Get the currently authenticated user.
string
getTokenForRequest()
Get the token for the current request.
bool
validate(array $credentials = [])
Validate a user's credentials.
$this
setRequest(Request $request)
Set the current request instance.