Fields

Password

Basics

Inherits from Text.

* has the same capabilities.

The Password and PasswordRepeat fields are intended for working with passwords, and they are by default set to type=password.

The Password field displays as "***" in preview mode. When the apply() method is executed, the field value is encoded using the make() method of the class bound to the Illuminate\Contracts\Hashing\Hasher interface.

In Laravel, by default, Hasher class is the facade Illuminate\Support\Facades\Hash.

 namespaces
use MoonShine\UI\Fields\Password;
 
Password::make('Password')
 namespaces
use MoonShine\UI\Fields\Password;
 
Password::make('Password')

PasswordRepeat

PasswordRepeat inherits from Password and is used as a helper field for confirming the password and it does not alter the data when the apply() method is executed.

 namespaces
use MoonShine\UI\Fields\Password;
use MoonShine\UI\Fields\PasswordRepeat;
 
Password::make('Password', 'password'),
PasswordRepeat::make('Password repeat', 'password_repeat')
 namespaces
use MoonShine\UI\Fields\Password;
use MoonShine\UI\Fields\PasswordRepeat;
 
Password::make('Password', 'password'),
PasswordRepeat::make('Password repeat', 'password_repeat')

Raw Mode

The Password field now supports a raw mode, allowing you to store passwords in plain text rather than hashed. This can be useful in scenarios where hashing is not required or when you need to handle the password in its raw form.

Usage

To enable raw mode, use the raw() method on the Password field. You can pass a boolean or a closure to conditionally enable raw mode.

Password::make('Password')->raw(true)
Password::make('Password')->raw(true)

If you want to conditionally enable raw mode based on some logic, you can pass a closure:

Password::make('Password')->raw(fn() => $someCondition)
Password::make('Password')->raw(fn() => $someCondition)

By default, passwords are stored in a hashed format.