Laravel Customize Default Authentication
Laravel provides built-in authentication by default that includes many security features. But its built-in Authentication only works with email and password fields. If we have any status field or if we want to store logs of logged in users then we don’t have other option then building own customized authentication. In this post, we are doing login with email, password and one more extra field of status/role. I am using status field and it depends on you which field you are using on your custom authentication.


