How sumanadk7/simple-auth- works
This is a small Laravel web application for account registration, login, and a personalized dashboard. A visitor’s requests enter through Laravel’s web front controller and configured routes; the controller handles registration or authentication, then renders the corresponding Blade view. Registration persists account data through the Lali model, while the dashboard displays the authenticated user’s details. The route definitions and middleware source were not sampled, so their specific mappings and protection behavior are not inferred; database access follows the configured Laravel connection.
Main entry points: LaliController.php Account controller · index.php Web entry · app.php App bootstrap · web.php Web routes
Components 11
Request handling
- Web entry
public/index.php - App bootstrap
bootstrap/app.php - Web routes
routes/web.php
Account workflow
- Account controller
app/Http/Controllers/LaliController.php
Data persistence
- Lali model
app/Models/lali.php - User model
app/Models/User.php - Application database
config/database.php
User interface
- Registration view
resources/views/register.blade.php - Login view
resources/views/login.blade.php - Dashboard view
resources/views/dashboard.blade.php
Other components
- Visitor
Connections 12
- Visitor → Web entry: sends request
- Web entry → App bootstrap: handles request
- App bootstrap → Web routes: loads routes
- Web routes → Account controller: dispatches
- Account controller → Registration view: renders
- Account controller → Login view: renders
- Account controller → Dashboard view: renders
- Account controller → Lali model: creates account
- Lali model → Application database: persists account
- Account controller → User model: authenticates user
- User model → Application database: reads account
- Account controller → Dashboard view: passes user data