Open Aontaigh opened 4 years ago
Laravel Version: 5.8 Multiauth Version: 5
I get the error as mentioned above when attempting to hit a protected route when not logged in and authenticated.
For example, imagine one is not logged in and attempts to hit the route customers:
Route::group(['prefix' => 'v1/osf', 'middleware' => ['multiauth:customer,api']], function () { Route::get('customers', 'OpenShopFront\Customers\CustomerControllerr@index'); Route::get('customer/{id}', 'OpenShopFront\Customers\CustomerControllerr@show'); });
This will cause a 500 error stating "Error "Route [login] not defined".
I know when using passport you can use the Authenticate.php middleware and do something along the lines of:
<?php namespace App\Http\Middleware; use Illuminate\Auth\Middleware\Authenticate as Middleware; class Authenticate extends Middleware { protected function redirectTo($request) { abort(response()->json([ 'status' => 'error', 'message_short' => 'Not Authenticated - Please Login', 'message_long' => null, 'validation_error' => null ], 401)); } }
How would something such as the above be achieved?
Laravel Version: 5.8 Multiauth Version: 5
I get the error as mentioned above when attempting to hit a protected route when not logged in and authenticated.
For example, imagine one is not logged in and attempts to hit the route customers:
This will cause a 500 error stating "Error "Route [login] not defined".
I know when using passport you can use the Authenticate.php middleware and do something along the lines of:
How would something such as the above be achieved?