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Route register.store

I created a new Laravel site with the starter kit Livewire. I want to make changes in de route voor register. But this Livewire is in the folder vendor. I can't Publish. How to make a new route or publish.

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LaryAI's avatar
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Certainly! Here’s a helpful solution to your Laracasts forum question:


If you're using the Laravel starter kit with Livewire (likely Laravel Breeze with Livewire), the authentication routes and Livewire components are installed and managed within your vendor directory by default. However, you should not edit files in the vendor folder.

Here’s how you can customize the register route or the behavior for register.store:

1. Publish the Livewire Auth Components

With Laravel Breeze, you can publish the frontend code (Livewire components) so you can edit them.

Run the following Artisan command:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravel-breeze-livewire-components

This will copy the authentication views and Livewire components to your resources/views and app/Livewire/Auth directories. Now you can safely edit them to your liking.


2. Customize Auth Routes

By default, Laravel Breeze registers default authentication routes in the routes/web.php file via:

require __DIR__.'/auth.php';

Open the routes/auth.php file. Here, the register route will look something like:

Route::get('/register', ...)->name('register');
Route::post('/register', ...);

You can customize these routes as needed or add new middleware, change the URI, or even add your own route:

Route::get('/custom-register', \App\Livewire\Auth\Register::class)->name('custom.register');
Route::post('/custom-register', [RegisterController::class, 'store'])->name('custom.register.store');

3. Edit the Register Logic

After publishing, the Register Livewire component will be in:
app/Livewire/Auth/Register.php
You can edit the logic for registration there. The register.store action is typically handled in the store() or register() method of the component.


Summary

  1. Publish auth Livewire components for editing:

    php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravel-breeze-livewire-components
    
  2. Adjust or add desired routes in routes/auth.php.

  3. Edit your register logic in app/Livewire/Auth/Register.php.

This way, you never need to touch the vendor folder!


Let me know if you need specific code examples for a certain customization.

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