Flutter Authentication with Laravel Sanctum
16 episodes•1 hr 18 mins•4 years ago
Overview
Using Laravel Sanctum for authentication, we’ll build a Flutter app that authenticates users and sends an auth token for any future requests. The perfect starting point for your next Flutter app.
Alex Garrett-Smith
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01. Introduction
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02. New flutter app and basic scaffolding
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03. Building the login screen
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04. Faking authentication
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05. Faking logging out
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06. Setting up Laravel and Sanctum
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07. Requesting a token
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08. Requesting the token in our app
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09. Storing the authenticated user
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10. Using a device ID for the token name
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11. Storing the token securely
2m 24s
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12. Keeping the user logged in
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13. Creating a posts endpoint
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14. Making a request to posts
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15. Using Dio interceptors
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16. Deleting a token when logging out
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