This laravel package gives you the ability to create action links that can be used everywhere on your site (including emails).

A simple url can be created by the example below. The first parameter is the class to execute the action when the user visits the link, the second parameter is an array that holds all the data to be provided to the action class. The payload automatically gets encrypted when entering the database.

$url = SignatureFacade::make(Action::class, ['email' => '[email protected]'])->get();

The get() function returns a complete url based on the APP_URL in the .env file and the 'action_route' in the signature config

Example action class:

class Action 
{
    public function __invoke($payload)
    {
        // Do something      

        return redirect('login');
    }
}

You can install the package via composer:

composer require uteq/signature

You can publish and run the migrations with:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Uteq\Signature\SignatureServiceProvider" --tag="migrations"
php artisan migrate

You can publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Uteq\Signature\SignatureServiceProvider" --tag="config"

This is the contents of the published config file:

return [
    /*
     * This will be the url Signature will use to handle the actions
     * if the action_route is action the url will for example be https://example.com/action/{key}
     */
    'action_route' => '/action/{key}',
    
    /*
    * Here you can optionaly define the actions, for example: 'action => '\App\SignatureActions\Action'
    * When making a url you can provide the key instead of the class path, 
    * when using the example above it would look like SignatureFacade::make('action', $payload)->get();
    */
    'actions' => [
        
    ]
];

You can create a link with the examples provided below. All options are optional and can be used independently.

$urlExample = SignatureFacade::make(Action::class)
    ->payload(['variable_1' => 'information', 'variable_2' => 'even more information'])
    ->expirationDate(now()->addWeek())
    ->password('secretPassword')
    ->oneTimeLink()
    ->get();

$longerKeyUrlExample = SignatureFacade::make(Action::class)
    ->longerKey(64)
    ->group('1234')
    ->get();
    
$customKeyExample = SignatureFacade::make(Action::class)
    ->customKey('veryCoolCustomKey')
    ->get();

• payload(): Alternative way to pass variables to the link

• expirationDate(): Option to allow you to specify the expiration date (defaults to 2 weeks from creating the link)

• password(): Protects the link by asking for the password set in this function when using the link

• oneTimeLink(): Deletes the link when the action has successfully executed

• get(): Makes a complete url based on the APP_URL in the .env file and the 'action_route' in the signature config (defaults to /action/{key})

• longerKey(): uses a longer key in the url with changeable length (max. 254). This is recommended when handling sensitive data.

• group(): groups signatures together via the string given to the function, when a signature is deleted, all signatures with the same group also get deleted.

• customKey(): grants the ability to use a custom key, if both longerKey() and customKey() are used in the same signature, the last function will override the other.

Action class:

class Action
{
    public function __invoke($payload)
    {
        // from here on you can use the variables in $payload to make the link actually do something;

        return redirect('/login'); // If no return is provided the user will be redirected to "/".
    }

}

This command deletes all the signatures that have expired.

php artisan signature:clean

composer test

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