Agila vocca has a register & login form like the ones you might know form other websites.
Without the settings, it won't work!
Navigate to your local .env-File and change these settings:
MAIL_MAILER=smtp
MAIL_HOST="127.0.0.1"
MAIL_PORT="1025"
MAIL_USERNAME=null
MAIL_PASSWORD=null
MAIL_ENCRYPTION=null
MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS="[email protected]"
MAIL_FROM_NAME="${APP_NAME}"Please take a look at Your E-Mail-provider-settings for the right things to fill in. If possible, use encryption and don't use your private email-address, use an extra address.
If you set up everything correct, the login process works that way: When a user clicks "register" and fills out the form (and sends it), an email is sent to the given address. When the user enters the code, the user is registered and can login from now on.
But the user can only do vocabulary-tests. He can't create stuff.
You have to have a user with a higher role:
| user | role |
|---|---|
| pupil | can do tests + change own profile settings |
| teacher | + can edit/delete/create vocabularies, chapters, books |
| rector | + can edit/delete/create languages |
| admin | + can administrate user accounts + app settings (not yet implemented |
There are two ways to do that:
php artisan is the command for running command in your shell for administrating things
- log into ddev with
ddev sshordocker exec -it your-container-name bash - go to the app directory, usually:
cd /var/www/html - run the command
php artisan user:assignrole [email protected] admin- (If you want to set another role, use
pupil,teacher,rector. New users have the rolepupil).
- (If you want to set another role, use
- Log in into your applications' database, for example with phpmyadmin or another program to manage mariaDB-Connections.
- Execute the following command:
UPDATE users SET role='admin' WHERE email='[email protected];
If the user was logged in, he/she has to reload the page.