Before using the Laravel Auth Logs package, you need to prepare your model to support auth logs functionality.

This section will guide you through the steps required to set up your model.

Add the AuthLogs Trait

To enable access to the auth logs functionality, you need to add the AuthLogs trait to your model. This trait provides the necessary methods and properties for logging authentication events.

<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
 
namespace App\Models;
 
use Akira\LaravelAuthLogs\Traits\AuthLogs;
 
class User extends Authenticatable
{
    use AuthLogs;
 
    // Your model code here
}

The AuthLogs trait will add some methods to your model.

• authenticationLogs(): Retrieves the authentication logs for the user.
• latestAuthentication(): Retrieves the latest authentication log for the user.
• notifyAuthenticationLogVia(): Notifies the user about authentication events.
• lastLoginAt(): Retrieves the timestamp of the user's last login.
• lastSuccessfulLoginAt(): Retrieves the timestamp of the user's last successful login.
• lastLoginIp(): Retrieves the IP address of the user's last login.
• lastSuccessfulLoginIp(): Retrieves the IP address of the user's last successful login.
• previousLoginAt(): Retrieves the timestamp of the user's previous login. -previousLoginIp(): Retrieves the IP address of the user's previous login.
• registerLogout(): Registers a logout event for the user.
• isNew(): Checks if the user is new based on the authentication logs.