Voyager: login table

[mustafaabduljalil]

• Laravel Version: 5.4
• Voyager Version: 11
• PHP Version:5.6
• Database Driver & Version:

Description:

@abdgad
how can i make admin login in another table instead of users table
example : i created admins table it's attributes id,email,password i want admin login through this table instead of users table which it is already exits in laravel ??

thanks

Steps To Reproduce:

[abdgad]

You can specify the table you want to use in the model by adding this:

protected $table = 'admins';

However, I currently don't know the best way to extend Voyager's User model. One way is to do:

class User extends \TCG\Voyager\Models\User
{
    protected $table = 'admins';
}

@marktopper can tell you more information.

[marktopper]

The login system uses the Voyager User model in order to login, however you can overwrite this as @abdgad told by creating your own class at:

app/VoyagerUser.php

<?php

namespace App;

class VoyagerUser extends \TCG\Voyager\Models\User
{
    protected $table = 'admins';
}

And then tell Voyager to use that model for the users.

Voyager::useModel('User', \App\VoyagerUser);

[mustafaabduljalil]

thank you so much :)
@abdgad @marktopper

[mustafaabduljalil]

i'm sorry it give me this error

[marktopper]

Can you please update your composer.json file to use dev-use-user-model as version for Voyager.
Then run a composer update and test this out again.

Please let me know wether or not it works, cause then I can merge this in and tag a new release.
Thanks for the report.

[mustafaabduljalil]

@marktopper
i did what u said but give me same problem :(

[marktopper]

Okay. Once I get home I will look into this and notice you.

[mustafaabduljalil]

ok thanks for your efforts

[marktopper]

Sorry for the delay, have been busy.

[mustafaabduljalil]

ok no problem :)

[u01jmg3]

@marktopper: any progress with this?

I have created a separate SiteEditor user class as per your instructions but still Voyager is using the User model and therefore the users table.

Voyager::useModel('User', \App\Models\SiteEditor::class); has been added to AppServiceProvider::boot().

[omzy]

Same issue as @u01jmg3 above. I am using Laravel 5.4 and cannot get this to work using a different users table called admins. It still tries to use the users table.

[omzy]

@marktopper do you have any suggestions for this?

[talas9]

Any updates with this issue because it would be wonderful if you can separate 'users' table from 'admins' table!

[handiwijoyo]

@marktopper solution should work. Close this for now.

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