README

This is a Laravel Breeze fork that supports Laravel Fortify.

Video: Fortify + Breeze Package

The reason this exists is for users with existing Laravel application that chose not to install a starter package initially but now want to add authentication. Laravel Fortify will provide you with all the back-end routes / controllers / middleware, but does not provide views. Laravel Breeze provides both views (front-end) and controllers (back-end), but is not actively maintained. I felt like the "safe" way is to wire up the Laravel Breeze views to use the Laravel Fortify back-end. That is what this package provides.

Note: The pull request for these changes was denied in the Laravel Breeze package.

This package does the following:

1. Installs and configures Laravel Fortify.
2. Installs TailwindCSS v4.
3. Installs Laravel Breeze views.

When you are done, you will have the following routes:

Laravel Installation

If you are starting from "scratch", I recomment you use one of the official Laravel Starter Kits.

If you want to test out this package:

laravel new example

Choose the following options:

• Starter Kit = none
• Testing framework = Pest
• Database = SQLite
• Run npm install / build = Yes

Package Installation

Note: This package will install Laravel Fortify if it is not already installed.

From inside your project directory:

composer require rcravens/breeze

php artisan breeze:install

Choose the following options:

• Breeze stack: Laravel Forge + Blade Views
• Dark mode: Yes (your choice though)
• Testing framework: Pest (match Laravel Installation)

That's it. You now have Laravel Breeze front-end backed by Laravel Fortify back-end.