Enable/Disable Login method

Hi, Does anybody have an idea about enabling or disabling login during the boot process? I think it's a bit tricky.

11 Replies

North•2mo ago

What boot process?

misaf•2mo ago

Service provider I want to get data from the database and then enable or disable the login or register method.

North•2mo ago

There's no known way to disable login, you can use the Filaments components to create a custom Livewire component and display it If you want to use Filament components to create a custom page which shows data, just use Livewire with it

North•2mo ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BH29fNA6U7o

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North•2mo ago

It's an old Arturo's vídeo, but still working fine, if you just want to display data using Filament

misaf•2mo ago

Some methods, like login/register or domains, cannot be used in the boot method; therefore, we can't make them dynamic

North•2mo ago

Can you provide more detail?

tuto1902•2mo ago

Well, what I would do is conditionally call the ->login() method in the AdminPanelServiceProvider. I don't know what kind of database data you need but you should have access to models and query builders at that point

class AdminPanelProvider extends PanelProvider
{
    public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
    {
        $loginEnabled = true;

        $panel = $panel
            ->default()
            ->id('admin')
            // all the config options except login...
            ->path('admin');

        // do stuff here

        if ($loginEnabled) {
          $panel = $panel->login();
        }

        return $panel;
    }
}

class AdminPanelProvider extends PanelProvider
{
    public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
    {
        $loginEnabled = true;

        $panel = $panel
            ->default()
            ->id('admin')
            // all the config options except login...
            ->path('admin');

        // do stuff here

        if ($loginEnabled) {
          $panel = $panel->login();
        }

        return $panel;
    }
}

North•2mo ago

I guess if you remove login(), it complains about route for login doesn't exist

North•2mo ago

Yep, tested here with filament panels (at least)

tuto1902•2mo ago

Oh, here's the official docs for guest access. So all you need to do now is prepare the widgets and authMiddleware arrays so you can append Authenticate::class and AccountWidget::class depending on the database data you are using https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/panels/users#setting-up-guest-access-to-a-panel

$widgetsArray = [];
$authMiddlewareArray = [];
// Do stuff with arrays
$panel
  ...
  ->widgets([
     Widgets\FilamentInfoWidget::class,
     ...$widgetsArray
  ])
  ->authMiddleware([
    ...$authMiddlewareArray
  ]);

$widgetsArray = [];
$authMiddlewareArray = [];
// Do stuff with arrays
$panel
  ...
  ->widgets([
     Widgets\FilamentInfoWidget::class,
     ...$widgetsArray
  ])
  ->authMiddleware([
    ...$authMiddlewareArray
  ]);

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