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In Laravel Passport, you can check the authentication status by using the following methods provided by the Passport package:
- Using the auth() helper function:
You can use the auth() helper function to check if a user is authenticated. Here is an example:
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if (auth()->check()) {
// User is authenticated
} else {
// User is not authenticated
}
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- Using the Auth facade:
You can also use the Auth facade to check if a user is authenticated. Here is an example:
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if (Auth::check()) {
// User is authenticated
} else {
// User is not authenticated
}
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- Using middleware:
You can also use middleware to check the authentication status for specific routes or controllers. You can add the 'auth' middleware to your routes or controllers to ensure that only authenticated users can access them. Here is an example of adding the 'auth' middleware to a route:
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Route::get('/profile', 'ProfileController@index')->middleware('auth');
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By using these methods, you can easily check the authentication status in Laravel Passport.