Password Changed Notification

A simple package to send mail notification to the user when their password is changed.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require asdh/password-changed-notification

Usage

After installing the package, you can go to your User model or any other model that has password and email fields and use PasswordChangedNotificationTrait trait and implement PasswordChangedNotificationContract interface

use Asdh\PasswordChangedNotification\Contracts\PasswordChangedNotificationContract;
use Asdh\PasswordChangedNotification\Traits\PasswordChangedNotificationTrait;

class User extends Authenticatable implements PasswordChangedNotificationContract
{
    use PasswordChangedNotificationTrait;
}

Now whenever you change the password of the user, a mail will be automatically sent to that user. Isn't that easy.

By default the package will assume the columns name to be email and password. But if you have different column name for those fields then you can modify those as well.

Let's say you have the email column as user_email in your User model or any other model, then you can add emailColumnName method on the User model and return user_email from here like so:

public function emailColumnName(): string
{
    return 'user_email';
}

You can also modify the password column by adding this method.

public function passwordColumnName(): string
{
    return 'user_password';
}

You can also modify the name column by adding this method. This will be used in the mail like Hi Adam.

public function nameColumnName(): string
{
    return 'full_name';
}

Further, if you want to modify the mail that is being sent to the user, you can publish the mail view using

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="password-changed-notification-views"

The views view will now be published in resources/views/vendor/password-changed-notification/emails/password-changed-notification.blade.php. You can modify this file as per your need and when mail is sent to the user, it will be used.

You can also create your own mailable (the one that you create using php artisan make:mail command) and use that instead. For that you need to return the mailable that you have created by adding passwordChangedNotificationMail method on the User model and returning the mailable.

public function passwordChangedNotificationMail(): Mailable
{
    return new YourOwnPasswordChangedNotificationMail($this);
}

Testing

composer test

Credits

• Laratips
• All Contributors

License

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