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Run Handesk with existing Laravel project
It is possible to run the Handesk with a existing Laravel project? As if it was a common package.
I'm asking this because the installation process aims a clean installation.
Actually it is meant to run as standalone app, so you don't merge two different things, But I find that a really easy way to go is to have it on the same server with virtual hosts so you can have
handesk.yourdomain.com and yourdomain.com at the same server
if you need comunication between both apps, you can use the api (https://github.com/BadChoice/handesk-php)
Do users then have to have 2 registrations/logins? One to the main site and one to the Handesk?
Right now, as handesk goes appart, they need to, but we can try to work on something to make it use just one, we can try to create some kind of auth driver so you can configure it to use your main site’s users
Jordi Puigdellívol
El 5 de marzo de 2018 a las 11:15:42, Brian Merritt ( [email protected]) escribió:
Do users then have to have 2 registrations/logins? One to the main site and one to the Handesk?
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It makes sense to run it as a separated thing. But in fact, this thing about having two login systems is not optimal.
But if we had some kind of integration, would be a blast!
yeah, we would need to have a laravelApp auth driver o something like this, but the problem is that we need to auth it there, so the other app needs some kind of endpoint, or handesk needs to know about the other app key an auth database connection
If running on the same server, you could have a background process that adds the users from one site to handesk (assuming both use the same password encryption algorithms).
Alternatively, they could use the same login details for both - less secure, but easier for users.
