🔐 DevDojo Auth is an open-source authentication package that adds drop-in ready authentication pages into your Laravel app. It includes fully customizable pages for login, registration, password recovery, social auth, 2FA, and more. 👨🎨
🚀 Hey Product Hunt community! 🚀
I’m super excited to introduce DevDojo Auth, our open-source authentication package designed to make customizing authentication in your Laravel apps a breeze. 🎉
This package allows you to add customizable pages for login, registration, password recovery, social authentication, 2FA, and more. Our goal was to make it as easy as possible for developers to add drop-in a simple authentication solution to any application 🤩
Managing multiple authentication systems across several Laravel apps can be tedious and error-prone, but with this package, you can consolidate all your authentication functionality into a single solution for effortless updates and consistent security 🔐
It works with all the Laravel Starter kits including Genesis, Wave, and Filament 😉 Can’t wait for you all to try it out and share your thoughts!
Happy Authenticating 👨💻✨
congrats on the launch. with the growing need for complex auth systems, it's great to see a modular approach. how does devdojo auth handle customizations in themes across different laravel starter kits without conflicting with pre-existing styles or scripts
@mashy The auth pages all have a separate style sheet and script. They are individually served up from their own page/route with their own compiled assets.
This means there will be no conflict with any of the stacks.
Let me know if that’s clear and if you have any other questions :)
Appreciate the comment.
For developers working on large-scale applications, scalability is crucial. How does DevDojo Auth perform under high load, and are there any best practices for optimizing its performance in such environments?
Great launch!
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Wow, DevDojo Auth looks like a lifesaver for Laravel developers! Having customizable auth screens ready to drop in is such a time-saver.
But I've got to know, how do you ensure the security of these customizable components, especially when developers start modifying them to fit their unique needs? Are there best practices in place to prevent common vulnerabilities? 🔒👨💻
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