Laravel OneClickLogin

Passwordless authentication via magic links for Laravel applications - secure, single-use, time-limited URLs for seamless user login.

A powerful Laravel package for creating passwordless authentication with comprehensive security features and audit trails.

[!TIP] What Laravel OneClickLogin does for you — Replace passwords with secure, single-use, time-limited magic links. Users log in with one click from their inbox, and you get a full audit trail of who used which link, when and from where.

This package is free and maintained on my own time. If it saves you hours, a small contribution helps me keep it going: 💖 GitHub Sponsors · ☕ Buy Me a Coffee · PayPal

🚀 Overview

Laravel OneClickLogin is a comprehensive package for implementing passwordless authentication in your Laravel applications. Perfect for creating secure, time-limited magic links that provide seamless user login without passwords, with complete audit trails and advanced security features.

✨ Key Features

• 🔐 Passwordless Authentication - Replace or complement password-based login
• ⏰ Time-Limited Access - Set expiration dates and usage limits
• 🔒 Security-by-Default - Signed, hashed tokens with short expirations
• 🚫 Rate Limiting - Per-email and per-IP rate limiting to prevent abuse
• 🌐 IP & Device Binding - Optional IP address and device fingerprint binding
• 🔏 Signed URLs - Laravel signed route integration for additional security
• 🔥 Single-Use Links - Magic links that expire after first successful use
• 📊 Comprehensive Auditing - Track access patterns, IPs, and timestamps
• 🛡️ Advanced Security - OTP step-up authentication for suspicious devices
• 🎭 MultiPersona Integration - Include persona/tenant/role context in links
• 📧 Flexible Delivery - Support for email, SMS, and custom notification channels
• 📋 Management API - Revoke and extend links programmatically
• 🎨 CLI Commands - Full Artisan command support
• 📊 Observability - Built-in logging and metrics integration
• 🔗 ShareLink Integration - Optional delivery layer with analytics and audit trails
• 🧪 Test-Friendly - Comprehensive test coverage with easy mocking

📦 Installation

Install the package via Composer:

composer require grazulex/laravel-oneclicklogin

Publish and run the migrations:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="oneclicklogin-migrations"
php artisan migrate

Optionally, publish the configuration file:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="oneclicklogin-config"

💡 Auto-Discovery: The service provider will be automatically registered thanks to Laravel's package auto-discovery.

⚡ Quick Start

📖 Need more examples? Check out our Examples Gallery for e-commerce, SPA, and multi-tenant scenarios.

🚀 Basic Usage

use Grazulex\OneClickLogin\Facades\OneClickLogin;

// Send a magic link with expiration
$link = OneClickLogin::to($user)
    ->via('mail')
    ->expireIn(15) // 15 minutes
    ->withContext(['redirect' => '/dashboard'])
    ->send();

echo $link->getSignedUrl(); // https://yourapp.com/login/magic?token=abc123xyz

📧 Email Magic Links

// Send via email with custom context
OneClickLogin::to($user)
    ->via('mail')
    ->expireIn(30) // 30 minutes
    ->maxUses(1)
    ->withContext([
        'redirect' => '/profile',
        'remember' => true
    ])
    ->send();

📱 SMS Magic Links

// Send via SMS
OneClickLogin::to($user)
    ->via('sms')
    ->expireIn(10) // 10 minutes
    ->withContext(['redirect' => '/mobile-dashboard'])
    ->send();

🎭 MultiPersona Integration

// Magic link with persona context
OneClickLogin::to($user)
    ->via('mail')
    ->expireIn(30)
    ->withContext([
        'persona' => 'client',
        'tenant'  => 123,
        'role'    => 'admin',
        'redirect'=> '/admin/dashboard',
        'remember'=> true
    ])
    ->bindIp() // Optional IP binding
    ->bindDevice($request) // Optional device binding
    ->send();

🔥 Advanced Security Features

// Secure magic link with IP restrictions and OTP step-up
OneClickLogin::to($user)
    ->via('mail')
    ->expireIn(15)
    ->bindIp() // Bind to current IP
    ->bindDevice($request) // Bind to device fingerprint
    ->withContext([
        'redirect' => '/secure-area',
        'otp_required' => true // Require OTP for suspicious access
    ])
    ->send();

// Create without sending for custom delivery
$link = OneClickLogin::create($user, [
    'ttl' => 30,
    'context' => ['redirect' => '/billing'],
]);

🔧 Requirements

• PHP 8.3+ • Laravel 12.0+ | 13.0+

📋 Compatibility Matrix: See our Installation Guide for detailed Laravel/PHP compatibility.

📚 Complete Documentation

For comprehensive documentation, examples, and advanced usage guides, visit our Wiki:

📖 👉 Laravel OneClickLogin Wiki

The wiki includes:

• 🚀 Installation & Setup
• ⚙️ Configuration
• 🎯 Quick Start Guide
• 🔗 Link Creation Options
• 📋 API Reference
• ⌨️ Console Commands
• 💡 Examples
• 🔧 Troubleshooting
• ❓ FAQ

🎨 Artisan Commands

Laravel OneClickLogin includes powerful CLI commands for managing your magic links:

# Send a magic link
php artisan oneclicklogin:send [email protected] --via=mail --ttl=15

# List all magic links
php artisan oneclicklogin:list --active --expired

# Revoke a specific link
php artisan oneclicklogin:revoke abc123xyz

# Clean up expired links
php artisan oneclicklogin:prune --days=7

# Test magic link generation
php artisan oneclicklogin:test [email protected]

🔧 Configuration

The package comes with sensible defaults, but you can customize everything:

// config/oneclicklogin.php
return [
    'ttl_minutes' => 15,
    'max_uses' => 1,
    'guard' => 'web',
    
    'security' => [
        'ip_binding' => false,
        'device_binding' => false,
        'enable_otp_step_up' => false,
        'hash_algorithm' => 'sha256',
        'signed_urls' => true,
    ],
    
    'rate_limit' => [
        'issue_per_email_per_hour' => 5,
        'consume_per_ip_per_min' => 20,
    ],
    
    'multi_persona' => [
        'enabled' => true,
        'keys' => ['persona', 'tenant', 'role'],
    ],
];

🔧 Troubleshooting

Common Issue: API vs CLI Discrepancy

If OneClickLogin::for()->generate() fails but CLI commands work, this is typically an environment setup issue, not a package bug:

# Quick fix - ensure clean environment
php artisan migrate:fresh
php artisan cache:clear
php artisan config:clear

# Then test
php artisan tinker
>>> OneClickLogin::for('[email protected]')->generate();

For testing, always use RefreshDatabase:

use Illuminate\Foundation\Testing\RefreshDatabase;

class YourTest extends TestCase {
    use RefreshDatabase; // ← Prevents environment issues
}

👉 Full troubleshooting guide: Wiki Troubleshooting

🧪 Testing

composer test

🤝 Contributing

Please see the Contributing Guide for details.

🔒 Security

If you discover any security-related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

📝 Changelog

Please see the Changelog for more information on what has changed recently.

💖 Support This Package

Laravel OneClickLogin is free, open source and maintained on my own time. If it saves you hours, here is how you can give back:

• ⭐ Star the repository — it helps other developers find it
• 🐦 Share it with your team and network
• 💖 Sponsor on GitHub, buy me a coffee or donate via PayPal — every contribution funds maintenance, new features and Laravel upgrades

📄 License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

👥 Credits

• Jean-Marc Strauven • All Contributors

💬 Support

• 🐛 Report Issues • 💬 Discussions • 📖 Documentation

Laravel OneClickLogin - Passwordless authentication for Laravel applications with comprehensive security features and audit trails.