A basic membership system made with Laravel. Functionalities include Sign In, Sign Out, Forgot password, Sign Up, and Email activation. The design is responsive and made with Bootstrap v3.1.1.
I use this everytime I start a project that requires a login system.
To configure you need to open:
- app/config/database.php
- You will need to change your default driver and its info: host, database, username, and password.
- app/config/mail.php
- You will need to change host, port, from, username, and password
You can run the migration the usual way
php artisan migrate
And you will be good to go.
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