Phone Verification Number

Phone Number Verification is a package that allows the user to verify their mobile number as an extension to the dashboard functionality that Laravel and JetStream provides.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require jorgeanzola/phone-number-verification

After the package has been installed, run the migrations

php artisan migrate

Usage

To enable the verification process in your User model (Or your "verificable" model) you must

1. Implement a MustVerifyPhoneNumber interface
2. Use a MustVerifyPhoneNumber trait

for example

...
use JorgeAnzola\PhoneNumberVerification\Traits\MustVerifyPhoneNumber;
use JorgeAnzola\PhoneNumberVerification\Contracts\MustVerifyPhoneNumber as IMustVerifyPhoneNumber;
...

class User implements IMustVerifyPhoneNumber
{
    ...
    use MustVerifyPhoneNumber;
    ...

If you are using the default VerificationProvider: Twilio will be used as the SMS service, therefore you need to include the following environment variables

TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN=

TWILIO_SID=

TWILIO_VERIFY_SID=

Verification provider

This is the class that will be used to send the verification code and to verify this token. By default, Twilio is used as a verification service. If you wish to replace the default provider make sure to implement the VerificationProvider interface as you should provide

public function sendVerificationToken(string $phoneNumber): bool;

public function verifyToken(MustVerifyPhoneNumber $user, string $verificationToken): bool;

public function markPhoneNumberAsVerified(MustVerifyPhoneNumber $user): bool;

Configuration

To publish the configuration file you can execute the command

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="JorgeAnzola\PhoneNumberVerification\Providers\ServiceProvider" --tag=config

Configurable parameters

<?php
return [
    'from' => env('APP_NAME'),
    
    'verification_provider' => '\JorgeAnzola\PhoneNumberVerification\Providers\TwilioVerificationProvider',
    
    'twilio_auth_token' => env('TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN', null),
    
    'twilio_account_sid' => env('TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID', null),
    
    'twilio_verify_sid' => env('TWILIO_VERIFY_SID', null),
    
    'views' => true,
    
    'verify_phone_number_view' => 'phone_number_verification::verify-phone-number',
    
    'middleware' => ['web', 'auth'],
    
    'verify_token_middleware' => ['throttle:10:1'],
    
    'resend_token_middleware' => ['throttle:5:1'],
    
    'users_table' => 'users',
    
    'phone_number_column' => 'phone_number',
    
    'phone_number_verified_at_column' => 'phone_number_verified_at',
];

A more extensive explanation of each parameter could be found on the published file itself.

API Usage

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Views

To publish the view files you can execute the command

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="JorgeAnzola\PhoneNumberVerification\Providers\ServiceProvider" --tag=views

Migrations

To publish the migration files you can execute the command. If you're gonna change the migration, make sure the values on the configuration file match correctly.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="JorgeAnzola\PhoneNumberVerification\Providers\ServiceProvider" --tag=migrations

Translations

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To publish the view files you can execute the command

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="JorgeAnzola\PhoneNumberVerification\Providers\ServiceProvider" --tag=lang

TODOs

• Write tests
• Release stable version
• Assure compatibility with Laravel < v8
• API usage

License

MIT

Free Software, Hell Yeah!