mahfuz/login-activity

This package will save login and logout activity of user

dev-master 2018-06-27 12:13 UTC

MIT

• Mahfuz

README

This package will save successful login, failed login attempt and logout activity of user

Features:

• Logging Successful Login Event with IP and User Agent Information.
• Logging Logout Event with IP and User Agent Information.
• Logging Failed Login Events with IP and User Agent Information.
• Sending Email to User Upon Multiple Failed Login Attempts to Their Account On a Certain Time Interval to let them know about suspicious activity in their account.

Installation instructions for Laravel 5.3.*

Considering user_id as your primary column of users table follow below steps to install this package -

1. Installation

Install the package by running below command in your terminal -

composer require mahfuz/login-activity:dev-master

2. Adding Servicer Provider to Providers Array

Add below Service Provider in your providers array of config/app.php file

Mahfuz\LoginActivity\LoginActivityServiceProvider::class,

3. Running Migrations

Run php artisan migrate in your terminal. This will run a migration file required to make this project work which will create a table name login_activities in your database.

4. Adding Event Listeners

Add below event listeners to $listen array of app/Providers/EventServiceProvider.php

'Illuminate\Auth\Events\Login' => [
    'Mahfuz\LoginActivity\Listeners\LogSuccessfulLogin',
],

'Illuminate\Auth\Events\Failed' => [
    'Mahfuz\LoginActivity\Listeners\LogFailedLogin',
],

'Illuminate\Auth\Events\Logout' => [
    'Mahfuz\LoginActivity\Listeners\LogSuccessfulLogout',
],

5. Accessing Routes and Views

To view login activities visit this URL http://localhost:8000/login-activity.

*** Please note that url('login-activity') is protected by auth middleware. So, only logged in user can able to browse this route path.

6. Publishing Views, Migrations and Config files

Go to your project root via terminal and run php artisan vendor:publish

Once done check config/login-activity.php, you can configure it to whether send email upon 'X' failed login attempts in last 'N' minutes or not.

Also check resources/views/vendor/login-activity if you want to update login activity view and failed login attempt email view.

That's all.

Sample View:

Happy Coding!