OTP Manager is a Laravel OTP library.
Verification user by One Time Password via SMS or email or anything else.
You can choose various type of authentication method like cookie or request-header.
You can create OTP link and sending through email or create OTP PIN code and sending through SMS or notification etc.
You can choose between cookie or request-header (localstorage or fix variable) in client-side.
Note: In this tools you can using verification even without user.
A one-time password (OTP), also known as one-time PIN or dynamic password, is a password that is valid for only one login session or transaction, on a computer system or other digital device.
bearer, cookie, session or request
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Install requirements:
Require with Composer
composer require hamidmp/otp-manager
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Publishing files:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag otpmanager
It will copy the migration files (two files) and config file and middleware file.
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Change the config values to your prefer configs:
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you have to declare the password (PIN) sender class in config file which the password sender class must be implemented from
OTPMessageInterface
://config/otpmanage.php return [ //... 'message_provider'=>\App\Srvice\SMSProvider::class, //... ];
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you have to declare the authenticable class for
user_model
://config/otpmanage.php return [ //... 'user_model'=>App\Models\User::class, //... ];
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Config the database connection (you have done before)
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Cache the configs:
php artisan config:cache
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Migrate the migrations
php artisan migrate
It will create new taable 'otpassword' for storing OTP PINs and adding two fields in
user_model
table (step 3.2) for user contact value (like mobile) and OTP-token.
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Taking user contact and generating new PIN and sending it
// App/Http/Controllers/SiteController OTPManager::generateAndSendNewOTP($request);
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Checking user PIN code
// App/Http/Controllers/SiteController $result = OTPManager::checkUserOTPAndVerification($request, $request->code);
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You can use the OTPManager without user and then after verification assign a user to that verified request (then you can using 'auth:otpmanager' middleware for identity the user)
// App/Http/Controllers/SiteController $result = OTPManager::checkUserOTPAndVerification($request, $request->code); //just after verification if($result!==false){ $user=User::find(1); OTPManager::assignUserTo($result,$user); }
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Using auth middleware for ensuring that user authenticated
//routes/web.php Route::middleware('auth:otpmanager') ->group(function () { //... Route::get('/user',function (){ $user = \request()->user(); //or $user = \Illuminate\Support\Facades\Auth::user(); }); });
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Using OTPManagerMiddleware middleware for checking verification (first step or complete)
//routes/web.php Route::middleware([\App\Http\Middleware\OTPManagerMiddleware::class]) ->group(function () { //OTP verification has passed completely }); Route::middleware('\App\Http\Middleware\OTPManagerMiddleware:false') ->group(function () { //OTP verification has passed its fist step at least (sending PIN code and having Token) });
The otp-manager library is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.