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Source: bannister.me
Customising the Email Verification Expiration TimeCategory: Laravel, Laravel
James Bannister • July 8, 2019 • 3 minute read One of the biggest benefits of using a framework like Laravel is that so many of the common use-cases or problems have already been solved; email verification is no exception.
This is a feature that was introduced in Laravel 5.8, so if you are still on 5.7 then skip on to the next section.
You may have a similar directory or different place you wish to place this code; so just substitute as appropriate. In my example above, I still wanted a signed route so that I could verify that the verification URL hadn't been tampered with, but you can substitute this to generate the URL any way you want.
This is a feature that was introduced in Laravel 5.8, so if you are still on 5.7 then skip on to the next section.
You may have a similar directory or different place you wish to place this code; so just substitute as appropriate. In my example above, I still wanted a signed route so that I could verify that the verification URL hadn't been tampered with, but you can substitute this to generate the URL any way you want.
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