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Learn how to set up multiple authentications in Laravel using guards for Admin and User types with Laravel Breeze. This guide provides clear steps to build registration forms and handle login redirection effectively.
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Mastering Laravel Breeze Multi Auth: Implementing Admin Guard for Separate User Registrations

Creating a web application with multiple user roles often requires an authentication system that can handle distinct registrations and logins for each role. If you're using Laravel Breeze as your authentication scaffolding, you may want to implement a system that allows for different registrations for Admins and Users.

In this guide, we will walk through how to set up multiple authentication using Laravel guards to seamlessly manage registrations and logins for both Admins and standard Users.

Understanding the Problem

The main challenge here is to create two separate authentication processes for two different user types:

Admin - A user type with elevated privileges.

User - A regular user with standard access.

We need to implement:

Separate registration forms for Admins and Users.

A login process that recognizes which type of user is attempting to log in.

Ability to redirect users to their specific dashboards post-login.

The existing setup generally works for registration but often fails to process Admin logins correctly. We'll explore how to resolve this.

Implementation Steps

1. Database Models

Firstly, we need to define our models. For this example, ensure you have two models: one for Admin and another for User in your Laravel application.

Here's a quick look at the Admin model:

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2. Configuration in auth.php

Next, we set up authentication guards in the config/auth.php file. It's essential to define separate guards for Admin and User:

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3. Routing for Admin

We then define routes for Admin authentication, including routes to register, login, and logout.

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4. Middleware for Redirection

In the RedirectIfAuthenticated middleware, check if the user is logged in and redirect them to the appropriate dashboard:

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5. Authentication Logic

In the LoginRequest, ensure that when an Admin logs in, you authenticate the request using the Admin guard:

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6. Final Checks

With the above setups, you should be able to manage registrations and handle Admin logins correctly. After substituting the relevant pieces of code in your files, it’s time to check the entire flow:

Register an Admin.

Attempt to log in as Admin.

Ensure redirects direct to the appropriate dashboard.

Conclusion

By following the outlined steps, you can successfully implement multiple authentications in your Laravel application using Laravel Breeze with distinct registration and login processes. This approach not only secures the application but also provides a tailored experience for different user roles.

Now you’re ready to embrace the power of Laravel's authentication features. Implementing these best practices will save you time and effort in managing user access, ultimately allowing you to focus on building out functionality and enhancing user experience.

Important Note:

Remember to always keep security in mind, especially when dealing with admin privileges. Happy coding!