I created CRUD for managing users in my app. Now, my issue is that I am using User::create(request()->all())
, and I had implemented a setPasswordAttribute
method within my model which automatically bcrypted the password, and it worked well...however...
I just discovered that this screws with some of Laravels built-in traits which the auth uses such as ResetsPasswords
. So me implementing that setPasswordAttribute
method actually caused the auth scaffolding to start double-bcrypting the password, causing it to fail when the user tried logging in after resetting their password.
For the sake of clean code, I'm wondering the best way I can correct this. I know I can just use save
instead of create
, but I'd like to keep my controllers small and tidy as possible.
What is the best way to handle this? I was thinking of simply bcrypting the value of the actual request input, but that seems hacky.