To create an inbuilt user register and login system using Laravel Breeze, you can use Artisan commands. Laravel Breeze is a minimalistic authentication scaffolding for Laravel that includes login, registration, password reset, and email verification features.
Here's how you can do it:
If you haven't already, install Laravel Breeze using Composer. Run the following command in your terminal:
composer require laravel/breeze --dev
After installing Breeze, run the following Artisan command to set up authentication scaffolding:
php artisan breeze:install
select 1 option Blade With Alpine
after that you gatting the option of dark mode support you can choose according to you prefference
Breeze includes Vue.js and React front-end scaffolding. Choose one by specifying --option=react
or --option=vue
. If you don't specify an option, Vue.js will be used by default. Run:
npm install && npm run dev
Before using the authentication system, run migrations to create the necessary database tables:
php artisan migrate
Before migrating make sure you database is connected
You can now start the Laravel development server:
php artisan serve
Access your application in a web browser. You'll see the authentication UI provided by Laravel Breeze.
Laravel Breeze sets up routes, controllers, and views for authentication. You can customize these as needed by modifying the files created by the breeze:install
command. For example, you can modify views in the resources/views/auth
directory and controllers in the app/Http/Controllers/Auth
directory.
Remember to configure your mail settings in the .env
file for features like email verification and password reset to work properly.
That's it! You now have a basic user registration and login system integrated into your Laravel application using Laravel Breeze.