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Laravel Auth Disable Register | Guide

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Learn how to disable the Laravel Auth register. Our Laravel Support team is here to help you with your questions and concerns.

Laravel Auth Disable Register | Guide

Laravel’s authentication system makes user registration easier. It lets users sign up and create accounts on our application. However, there are scenarios where we want to disable user registration, such as when user accounts are managed externally or when we want to restrict account creation to administrators only.

Laravel Auth Disable Register | Guide

Fortunately, Laravel lets us disable the user registration functionality easily. Here’s how you can do it:

  1. To begin with, open the `routes/web.php` file and remove the routes responsible for user registration. These routes are typically named `register`, `register`, and `register`.
    // Route::get('register', [App\Http\Controllers\Auth\RegisteredUserController::class, 'create']) // ->middleware('guest') // ->name('register');
    // Route::post('register', [App\Http\Controllers\Auth\RegisteredUserController::class, 'store']) // ->middleware('guest');
    // Remove or comment out the above routes
  2. Then, if we are using Laravel’s default authentication controllers, comment out or delete the controller methods responsible for handling user registration. We can find these methods in the `RegisteredUserController` controller.
  3. Now, head to the `resources/views/auth` directory and remove or comment out the registration-related views, such as `register.blade.php`, `register-confirm.blade.php`, and any other registration-related views.
  4. Furthermore, if we have middleware that checks for user authentication, we have to update it to remove the check for registration routes. This step is needed if we are using custom middleware for authentication.

With the above steps, we can easily disable user registration in Laravel’s authentication system. Also, this helps tailor the authentication process to suit our application’s needs better. So, this results in providing a more customized and secure user experience.

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