• Protected against CSRF, SQL injection and Brute Force Attacks.
• Dashboard with User Managment.
• Supports SMTP + Mail PHP Function (PHPMailer)
• Password are encrypted with Bcrypt Algorithm.
• Languages files.
• Ajax jQuery
• Google reCAPTCHA v2
• Bootstarp 4

User:

• Login form with remember me function
• Registar form
• Recovery form
• Settings (Change E-mail, password)

Dashboard:

• User Database
  • Add new user
  • Edit user
    • Change username, password, email
    • Change user status (activated/unverified)
    • Change user group (admin/normal user)
    • Disable user’s account
  • Delete user
• Logs
  • Registration Token
  • Failed login (banned IPs, unban)
  • System log (action, username, time)
    • If you add, edit or delete a user
    • If settings has been changed
    • If you delete token key or login attempt
• System Settings
  • Change Site name, url, email, default language, timezone
  • Cleanup (time setup)
  • Where to redirect users after login (URL)
  • reCAPTCHA (on/off, setup)
  • Login attempts (on/off, max login attempts, ban hours)
  • Where to redirect users after registration (URL)
  • E-mail confirmation (on/off)
  • Choose mail driver (mail function, smtp setup)
  • Cleanup: Delete unverified users (time setup)
  • Cleanup: Delete token keys (time setup)
  • Strict Recovery (users can only request another token key after specified time)
  • Change PIN

1. Copy AuthSystem folder to your server.

2. Put auth/cache folder to 777 permission.

3. Create database and import authsystem.sql file.

4. Edit init.php file.

If you installing this to your project, just require the auth/init.php file and you will have all the features of AuthSystem.

Some functions you might wanna use:
auth()->guard() – Only logged in users can access.
auth()->isLoggedIn() – Returns true if user is logged in.
auth()->permission() – Returns true if user has admin privileges.