README

AuthKit is a reusable, configuration-driven authentication package for Laravel applications.

It provides a complete authentication system with Blade-based UI, flexible configuration, and extensible flows — without forcing a fixed implementation.

🚀 Documentation

Full documentation is available here:

👉 https://xultech-ltd.github.io/auth-kit/

The documentation covers:

• Installation
• Configuration
• Authentication flows
• UI customization
• Extensibility and overrides
• Security features

✨ Features

• Authentication (login & registration)
• Email verification (link or token-based)
• Password reset (link or token-based)
• Two-factor authentication (TOTP, extensible drivers)
• Blade-based UI components
• Theme and UI customization support
• Fully configuration-driven architecture
• Route, controller, and validation overrides
• Rate limiting and security controls

📦 Installation

⚠️ AuthKit is currently in active development.

Once published:

composer require xul/auth-kit

Then follow the installation guide in the documentation.

⚙️ Configuration Philosophy

AuthKit is built around a configuration-first approach.

Instead of hardcoding behavior, you can control:

• authentication flows
• route structure and naming
• validation and payload mapping
• UI rendering and form schemas
• security features (verification, 2FA, confirmations)
• frontend behavior and themes

This allows you to adapt AuthKit to your application without modifying package internals.

🧪 Testing

composer test

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome.

Please:

• open issues for bugs or feature requests

• submit pull requests for improvements

• follow existing code style and structure

• 📄 License

AuthKit is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.