Level 35
If it was me, I'd keep it simple and not have an admins table. Just use users with an admin flag on it, or something like that.
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May 2, 2024
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Signin users and admins on the same Laravel API
I have my Laravel API managing users and admin tables, a Nuxt frontend for users and a Nuxt backoffice for admins, the frontend website is under a different domain name.
Is it possible to signin both users and admins with Laravel Passport (oauth type, not password grant which is deprecated) ? If not, what would be a good alternative (maybe a mix between Passport and something else) ?
Level 3
Ok, thanks for the advice!
Level 80
@devondahon You would need to create different clients. Each client can then be associated with a different user guard.
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@martinbean Using diffent clients and associate guard/provider works with the deprecated password grant (which is what I'm currently using: a guard/provider for each website), but it does not work with oauth which needs a user session. I will probably have to merge my users tables and add a role column to switch from password grant to oauth (with @nuxt/sidebase on my websites).
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