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Inspired from https://github.com/shanerutter/laravel-admin-email-two-factor

Adds two-factor authentication to admin login, admin will be sent a message in Telegram with a 6-digit code to complete sign in.

Notes

A new "telegram_id" field is added to the database as laravel-admin does not have this by default. Once installed and migrations completed, you will need to set each user's email address via the database. No way of doing it via UI has been implemented at this time.

Installation

composer require narekmarkosyan/laravel-admin-telegram-two-factor

Migration

Add telegram_id field to admin users table.

php artisan migrate

Configuration

In the extensions section of the config/admin.php file, add configurations

'extensions' => [
    'auth-telegram-two-factor' => [
        'enable' => (bool)env('ADMIN_AUTH_TELEGRAM_TWO_FACTOR', true),
        'botKey' => env('ADMIN_AUTH_TELEGRAM_TWO_FACTOR_BOT_KEY', true),
        'pinLength' => (int)env('ADMIN_AUTH_TELEGRAM_TWO_FACTOR_PIN_LENGTH', 6),
        'rememberDays' => (bool)env('ADMIN_AUTH_TELEGRAM_TWO_FACTOR_REMEMBER_DAYS', 1),
    ]
]

In the .env file, add configurations

ADMIN_AUTH_TELEGRAM_TWO_FACTOR=true
ADMIN_AUTH_TELEGRAM_TWO_FACTOR_BOT_KEY=123456789:AABBB_ZXCVBNMdfghjXCVvb_AA
ADMIN_AUTH_TELEGRAM_TWO_FACTOR_PIN_LENGTH=6
ADMIN_AUTH_TELEGRAM_TWO_FACTOR_REMEMBER_DAYS=1

License

Licensed under The MIT License (MIT).