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The Filament library is a user-friendly tool that simplifies profile editing, offering an intuitive interface and robust features to easily customize and manage user information.

Features & Screenshots

Edit Information: Manage your information such as email, password, locale, theme color.
Change Password: Change your password.
Profile Photo: Upload and manage your profile photo.
Delete Account: Manage your account, such as delete account.
Sanctum Personal Access tokens: Manage your personal access tokens.
Multi Factor Authentication: Manage multi factor authentication.
Browser Sessions Manage and log out your active sessions on other browsers and devices.
Custom Fields: Add custom fields to the form.
Custom Components: Add custom component to the page.
Support: Laravel 11 and Filament 3.x

Compatibility

Package Version	Filament Version
1.x	3.x
2.x	4.x

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require joaopaulolndev/filament-edit-profile:^2.0

Filament V3 - if you are using Filament v3.x, you can use this section

You can publish and run the migrations with:

Optionally, you can publish the views using

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-edit-profile-views"

Optionally, you can publish the translations using

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-edit-profile-translations"

You can publish and run all the migrations with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-edit-profile-migrations"
php artisan migrate

You can publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-edit-profile-config"

Usage

Add in AdminPanelProvider.php

use Joaopaulolndev\FilamentEditProfile\FilamentEditProfilePlugin;

->plugins([
    FilamentEditProfilePlugin::make()
])

if you want to show for specific parameters to sort, icon, title, navigation group, navigation label and can access, you can use the following example:

use Joaopaulolndev\FilamentEditProfile\FilamentEditProfilePlugin;

 ->plugins([
     FilamentEditProfilePlugin::make()
        ->slug('my-profile')
        ->setTitle('My Profile')
        ->setNavigationLabel('My Profile')
        ->setNavigationGroup('Group Profile')
        ->setIcon('heroicon-o-user')
        ->setSort(10)
        ->canAccess(fn () => auth()->user()->id === 1)
        ->shouldRegisterNavigation(false)
        ->shouldShowEmailForm()
        ->shouldShowLocaleForm(
            options: [
                'pt_BR' => '🇧🇷 Português',
                'en' => '🇺🇸 Inglês',
                'es' => '🇪🇸 Espanhol',
            ],
        )
        ->shouldShowThemeColorForm()
        ->shouldShowDeleteAccountForm(false)
        ->shouldShowSanctumTokens()
        ->shouldShowMultiFactorAuthentication()
        ->shouldShowBrowserSessionsForm()
        ->shouldShowAvatarForm()
        ->customProfileComponents([
            \App\Livewire\CustomProfileComponent::class,
        ])
 ])

Optionally, you can add a user menu item to the user menu in the navigation bar:

use Filament\Actions\Action;
use Joaopaulolndev\FilamentEditProfile\Pages\EditProfilePage;

->userMenuItems([
    'profile' => Action::make('profile')
        ->label(fn() => auth()->user()->name)
        ->url(fn (): string => EditProfilePage::getUrl())
        ->icon('heroicon-m-user-circle')
        //If you are using tenancy need to check with the visible method where ->company() is the relation between the user and tenancy model as you called
        ->visible(function (): bool {
            return auth()->user()->company()->exists();
        }),
])

If needed you can define the disk and visibility of the avatar image. In the config file add the following:

config/filament-edit-profile.php

return [
    'disk' => env('FILESYSTEM_DISK', 'public'),
    'visibility' => 'public', // or replace by filesystem disk visibility with fallback value
];

Profile Avatar

Show the user avatar form using shouldShowAvatarForm(). This package follows the Filament user avatar to manage the avatar.

To show the avatar form, you need the following steps:

Publish the migration file to add the avatar_url field to the users table:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-edit-profile-avatar-migration"
php artisan migrate

Add in your User model the avatar_url field in the fillable array:

protected $fillable = [
    'name',
    'email',
    'password',
    'avatar_url', // or column name according to config('filament-edit-profile.avatar_column', 'avatar_url')
];

Set the getFilamentAvatarUrlAttribute method in your User model:

use Filament\Models\Contracts\HasAvatar;
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Storage;

class User extends Authenticatable implements HasAvatar
{
    // ...
    public function getFilamentAvatarUrl(): ?string
    {
        $avatarColumn = config('filament-edit-profile.avatar_column', 'avatar_url');
        return $this->$avatarColumn ? Storage::url($this->$avatarColumn) : null;
    }
}

Optionally, you can specify the image directory path and file upload rules. :

->shouldShowAvatarForm(
    value: true,
    directory: 'avatars', // image will be stored in 'storage/app/public/avatars
    rules: 'mimes:jpeg,png|max:1024' //only accept jpeg and png files with a maximum size of 1MB
)

Don't forget to run the command php artisan storage:link

Profile Locale

Show the user locale form using shouldShowLocaleForm().

To show the locale form, you need the following steps:

Publish the migration file to add the locale field to the users table:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-edit-profile-locale-migration"
php artisan migrate

Update the options array with the languages you want to show:

->shouldShowLocaleForm(
    options: [
        'pt_BR' => '🇧🇷 Português',
        'en' => '🇺🇸 Inglês',
        'es' => '🇪🇸 Espanhol',
    ],
)

Add in your User model the locale field in the fillable array:

protected $fillable = [
    'name',
    'email',
    'password',
    'locale', // or column name according to config('filament-edit-profile.locale_column', 'locale')
];

Profile Theme Color

Show the user theme_color form using shouldShowThemeColorForm().

To show the theme_color form, you need the following steps:

Publish the migration file to add the theme_color field to the users table:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-edit-profile-theme-color-migration"
php artisan migrate

Update the primary color default value:

->shouldShowThemeColorForm()

Add in your User model the locale field in the fillable array:

protected $fillable = [
    'name',
    'email',
    'password',
    'theme_color', // or column name according to config('filament-edit-profile.theme_color_column', 'theme_color')
];

Email Change Verification

The filament-edit-profile plugin is fully compatible with the emailChangeVerification feature introduced in Filament.

When this feature is enabled in your Panel Provider, the plugin ensures that an email address change is only finalized after the user confirms ownership of the new email address.

How It Works

A user navigates to the edit profile page provided by this plugin.
They change their email address and click "Save".
The plugin, using Filament's core logic, does not update the email in the database immediately.
Instead, a verification email with a signed link is sent to the new email address.
The user's email in the database is only updated after they click the confirmation link sent to the new address.

This prevents users from being locked out of their accounts if they enter an incorrect email address, and it stops malicious attempts to take over an account by changing the owner's email without permission.

How to Enable

You don't need to change any code within the filament-edit-profile plugin to enable this feature. Simply follow the official Filament documentation steps:

Enable verification in your Panel Provider:

In your Panel Provider file (e.g., app/Providers/Filament/AdminPanelProvider.php), add the emailChangeVerification() method to the panel configuration:

use Filament\Panel;
use Filament\PanelProvider;

class AdminPanelProvider extends PanelProvider
{
    public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
    {
        return $panel
            // ...
            ->emailChangeVerification();
    }
}

That's it! The filament-edit-profile plugin will now respect this configuration and trigger the email verification flow automatically.

Sanctum Personal Access tokens

Show the Sanctum token management component:

Please review Laravel Sanctum Docs

You may install Laravel Sanctum via the install:api Artisan command:

php artisan install:api

Sanctum allows you to issue API tokens / personal access tokens that may be used to authenticate API requests to your application. When making requests using API tokens, the token should be included in the Authorization header as a Bearer token.

use Laravel\Sanctum\HasApiTokens;

class User extends Authenticatable
{
    use HasApiTokens, HasFactory, Notifiable;
}

If you want to control access, you can use condition, passing Closure or Boolean

Sanctum allows you to assign "abilities" to tokens. by default we have ['create', 'view', 'update', 'delete'] use permissions to customize

 ->plugins([
    FilamentEditProfilePlugin::make()
        ->shouldShowSanctumTokens(
            condition: fn() => auth()->user()->id === 1, //optional
            permissions: ['custom', 'abilities', 'permissions'] //optional
        )
 ])

Browser Sessions

To utilize browser session, ensure that your session configuration's driver (or SESSION_DRIVER environment variable) is set to database.

SESSION_DRIVER=database

If you want to control access or disable browser sessions, you can pass a Closure or Boolean

 ->plugins([
    FilamentEditProfilePlugin::make()
        ->shouldShowBrowserSessionsForm(
            fn() => auth()->user()->id === 1, //optional
                //OR
            false //optional
        )
 ])

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

This plugin integrates with Filament's native Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) system, allowing your users to manage their MFA settings directly from the profile edit page.

Required Setup

For the MFA functionality to be available on the profile page, you must first set up MFA in your Filament panel by following the official documentation.

This typically involves running a database migration and adding the TwoFactorAuthenticatable trait to your User model. You can find the detailed instructions at the link below:

➡️ Official Filament MFA Documentation

Controlling the MFA Section's Visibility

After setting up MFA in your project, the MFA section will be displayed by default for all users. However, this plugin provides a method to dynamically control who can see and manage the MFA options.

In your panel provider file (usually app/Providers/Filament/AdminPanelProvider.php), you can use the shouldShowMultiFactorAuthentication() method in two ways:

1. Display based on a condition (Closure)

You can pass a Closure that returns true or false. The MFA section will only be displayed if the condition is met. In the example below, only the user with ID 1 will be able to see the MFA options.

 ->plugins([
    FilamentEditProfilePlugin::make()
        ->shouldShowMultiFactorAuthentication(
            // The section will only be visible to the user with ID 1.
            fn() => auth()->user()->id === 1, //optional
                //OR
            false //optional
        )
 ])

2. Disable it completely

If you want to hide the MFA section for all users through the profile page, simply pass false as the argument.

 ->plugins([
    FilamentEditProfilePlugin::make()
        ->shouldShowMultiFactorAuthentication(false)
 ])

Note: If the shouldShowMultiFactorAuthentication() method is not called, the default behavior is to display the MFA section for all users (equivalent to passing true), provided that the required setup has been completed correctly.

Custom Fields

Optionally, you can add custom fields to the form. To create custom fields you need to follow the steps below:

Publish the migration file to add the custom fields to the users table:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-edit-profile-custom-field-migration"
php artisan migrate

Add in your User model the custom field in the fillable array:

protected $fillable = [
    'name',
    'email',
    'password',
    'custom_fields',
];

Add in your User model the custom field in the casts array:

protected function casts(): array
{
    return [
        'email_verified_at' => 'datetime',
        'password' => 'hashed',
        'custom_fields' => 'array'
    ];
}

Publish the config file using this command:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-edit-profile-config"

Edit the config file config/filament-edit-profile.php to add the custom fields to the form as example below:

<?php

return [
    'show_custom_fields' => true,
    'custom_fields' => [
        'custom_field_1' => [
            'type' => 'text', // required
            'label' => 'Custom Textfield 1', // required
            'placeholder' => 'Custom Field 1', // optional
            'id' => 'custom-field-1', // optional
            'required' => true, // optional
            'rules' => [], // optional
            'hint_icon' => '', // optional
            'hint' => '', // optional
            'suffix_icon' => '', // optional
            'prefix_icon' => '', // optional
            'default' => '', // optional
            'column_span' => 'full', // optional
            'autocomplete' => false, // optional
        ],
        'custom_field_2' => [
            'type' => 'password', // required
            'label' => 'Custom Password field 2', // required
            'placeholder' => 'Custom Password Field 2', // optional
            'id' => 'custom-field-2', // optional
            'required' => true, // optional
            'rules' => [], // optional
            'hint_icon' => '', // optional
            'hint' => '', // optional
            'default' => '', // optional
            'column_span' => 'full',
            'revealable' => true, // optional
            'autocomplete' => true, // optional
        ],
        'custom_field_3' => [
            'type' => 'select', // required
            'label' => 'Custom Select 3', // required
            'placeholder' => 'Select', // optional
            'id' => 'custom-field-3', // optional
            'required' => true, // optional
            'options' => [
                'option_1' => 'Option 1',
                'option_2' => 'Option 2',
                'option_3' => 'Option 3',
            ], // optional
            'selectable_placeholder' => true // optional
            'native' => true // optional
            'preload' => true // optional
            'suffix_icon' => '', // optional
            'default' => '', // optional
            'searchable' => true, // optional
            'column_span' => 'full', // optional
            'rules' => [], // optional
            'hint_icon' => '', // optional
            'hint' => '', // optional
        ],
        'custom_field_4' => [
            'type' =>'textarea', // required
            'label' => 'Custom Textarea 4', // required
            'placeholder' => 'Textarea', // optional
            'id' => 'custom-field-4', // optional
            'rows' => '3', // optional
            'required' => true, // optional
            'hint_icon' => '', // optional
            'hint' => '', // optional
            'default' => '', // optional
            'rules' => [], // optional
            'column_span' => 'full', // optional
        ],
        'custom_field_5' => [
            'type' => 'datetime', // required
            'label' => 'Custom Datetime 5', // required
            'placeholder' => 'Datetime', // optional
            'id' => 'custom-field-5', // optional
            'seconds' => false, // optional
            'required' => true, // optional
            'hint_icon' => '', // optional
            'hint' => '', // optional
            'default' => '', // optional
            'suffix_icon' => '', // optional
            'prefix_icon' => '', // optional
            'rules' => [], // optional
            'format' => 'Y-m-d H:i:s', // optional
            'time' => true, // optional
            'native' => true, // optional
            'column_span' => 'full', // optional
        ],
        'custom_field_6' => [
            'type' => 'boolean', // required
            'label' => 'Custom Boolean 6', // required
            'placeholder' => 'Boolean', // optional
            'id' => 'custom-field-6', // optional
            'hint_icon' => '', // optional
            'hint' => '', // optional
            'default' => '', // optional
            'rules' => [], // optional
            'column_span' => 'full', // optional
        ],
    ]
];

Custom Components

If you need more control over your profile edit fields, you can create a custom component. To make this process easier, just use the artisan command.

Note

If you are not confident in using custom components, please review Filament Docs

php artisan make:edit-profile-form CustomProfileComponent

This will generate a new app/Livewire/CustomProfileComponent.php component and a new resources/views/livewire/custom-profile-component.blade.php view which you can customize.

Now in your Panel Provider, register the new component.

->plugins([
    FilamentEditProfilePlugin::make()
        ->customProfileComponents([
            \App\Livewire\CustomProfileComponent::class,
        ]);
])

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

joaopaulolndev / filament-edit-profile

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