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@hadyelmaageny You can try this
$admin = Auth::guard('admin-api')->user(); // For Admin
$user = Auth::guard('api')->user(); // For User
Jan 27, 2025
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$user = $request->user(); fetch the default guard from Database 'api'
I have two authentication setups in my Laravel application:
Admins: Model: Admin Table: admins Guard: admin-api
Users: Model: User Table: stakeholder_users Guard: api
When an admin logs in, the oauth_access_tokens table correctly stores the user_id of the Admin. However, when I call $user = $request->user();, it retrieves the user from the User model (stakeholder_users table) using the api guard instead of the admin from the admins table using the admin-api guard.
How can I ensure $request->user() correctly retrieves the authenticated admin when using the admin-api guard?
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