In this blog, you will learn how to log out and redirect users to the login page when a session timeout or session expires. We can achieve the same by many methods but the most effective and easy method is using middleware. While using the middleware method to log out the user on session expiration,
This blog’s main objective is to build a functionality that can restrict or block users from accessing websites based on particular IP addresses. Let’s assume you already have a working Laravel application. If not create a fresh Laravel application and configure the database. To restrict users based on the IP address we need to check
Here, we will block users from specific IP addresses from accessing our application. Let’s assume you already have a working Laravel application. If not create a fresh Laravel application and configure the database. To restrict users based on the IP address we need to check every request coming from the user against the database. We
While upgrading the functionality of the application sometimes we need to change the majority portion of logic. In common cases doesn’t affect web applications but for APIs, it can be tricky. Some users don’t choose to upgrade the application and they can face errors in using the same APIs. API versioning provides a way to
In this post, we will explain what cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) is and how to enable CORS for Laravel applications. What is CORS? CORS stands for Cross-Origin Resource Sharing. Generally, assets like images, stylesheets, and scripts can be easily embedded into web pages. CORS is a browser mechanism that enables controlled access to resources outside
Laravel Debugbar is a valuable debugging tool that provides detailed insights into your Laravel application’s performance and functionality. By default, it is enabled for all users in the development environment. However, there might be cases where you want to restrict access to Debugbar and enable it only for specific users, such as administrators. In this
