Users

The users in Vanilo are built with the default Laravel user model + auth scaffolding.

Vanilo adds some extensions, namely:

• The is_active flag;
• The activate() and inactivate() methods;
• The UserType enum (admin or client);
• Login data;
• Model related events;
• SoftDelete;
• Profile

#Laravel Auth Support

In order to keep Laravel auth working but use the extended User model, you should modify your App\Models\User class:

namespace App\Models;

// No need to use Laravel default traits and properties as
// they're already present in the base class
class User extends \Konekt\AppShell\Models\User
{
}

And add this to you AppServiceProviders's boot method:

$this->app->concord->registerModel(\Konekt\User\Contracts\User::class, \App\Models\User::class);

Alternatively,

you can also delete App\Models\User and tell Laravel auth to use Vanilo's class.

Modify your app's config/auth.php file:

    //...
    'providers' => [
        'users' => [
            'driver' => 'eloquent',
            // 'model' => App\Models\User::class <- change this to:
            'model' => Konekt\AppShell\Models\User::class,
        ],
    //...

#User's Active Status

The User model has an is_active boolean attribute, that is true by default for newly created users.

You can inactivate a user with the following method:

$user->inactivate();

This will emit a UserWasInactivated event.

An inactive user can be activated with:

$user->activate();

This will emit a UserWasActivated event.

#User Type

The $user->type field is a UserType enum that can be either:

• 'client' (default)
• 'admin'

Vanilo doesn't permit non-admin users to log in to the admin panel.

For modifying the UserType enum, refer to the enums section.

#Login Data

Users have two login related fields:

• last_login_at (datetime)
• login_count (int)

Every time a user logs in, these two fields will be updated.

#Events

The user module fires the following events:

• UserWasCreated
• UserWasActivated
• UserWasInactivated
• UserWasDeleted