
This is a sample implementation of the Corbado passkeys-first authentication solution using PHP Laravel. The following packages are being used:
app/Http/Controllers
: contains the controllers for handling HTTP requestsconfig
: contains the configuration filesdatabase/migrations
: contains the database migration files, including our custom user tablepublic
: contains the publicly accessible files, such as assetsresources/views
: contains the Blade templatesroutes/web.php
: contains the route definitions.env
: environment variables configuration file
Please follow the steps in Getting started to create and configure a project in the Corbado developer panel.
You need to have PHP and Composer installed to run it.
Use the values you obtained in Prerequisites to configure the following variables inside a .env
file you create in the root folder of this project:
CORBADO_PROJECT_ID=pro-XXX
CORBADO_API_SECRET=corbado1_XXX
CORBADO_FRONTEND_API=https://${CORBADO_PROJECT_ID}.frontendapi.cloud.corbado.io
CORBADO_BACKEND_API=https://backendapi.cloud.corbado.io
Run
composer install
to install all dependencies.
Finally, you can run the project locally with
php artisan serve
- Community for Developer Support: https://bit.ly/passkeys-community
- Passkeys Debugger: https://www.passkeys-debugger.io/
- Passkey Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/passkey/
This example application uses telemetry. By gathering telemetry data, we gain a more comprehensive understanding of how our SDKs, components, and example applications are utilized across various scenarios. This information is crucial in helping us prioritize features that are beneficial and impactful for the majority of our users. Read our official documentation for more details.
To disable telemetry, add the following line to your .env
file:
CORBADO_TELEMETRY_DISABLED=true