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I’m developing a system using Laravel 5.1 and I don’t want to use English tables. I’m actually trying to maintain the pattern followed here at the company.
I wonder if I can use the Auth or OAuth and change the table of users for users, and consequently their fields, for example: password instead of password. In addition to adding more personal information and access levels.
Someone has done something similar?
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Yes.
In the archive app/auth.php you have to change those two lines:
'model' => 'App\User',
'table' => 'users',
Switch to the table name you created.
Remembering that the table name in the bank should be Plural and in Laravel the Model should be in Singular.
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First make table name change at config/auth.php:
'table' => 'users',
Add the variable $username to the archive app/Http/Controllers/Auth/Authcontroller.php
protected $username = 'username';
To change the columns name, password, etc., you will need to create a new driver for auth. A common example is an LDAP driver where LDAP fields are different from those used by the framework.
Bruno, changing the config the way you showed does not solve the problem as it depends on the auth driver used (eloquent or database).
@gmsantos you’re right, thanks for the remark!
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Can yes, in the configuration file
config/auth.php– Wallace Maxters