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Consider adding a role field to your users table.

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Do what jimgwhit said. Larval encrypts the password going into the User table using the bcrypt('password') helper function. You can also use the Facade Hash::make('password')

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jimgwhit said:

Consider adding a role field to your users table.

Thanks for your reply, I already added column called "type". Is there any advantage using column called "role" like "created_at" & "updated_at" ?

LukeBro said:

Do what jimgwhit said. Larval encrypts the password going into the User table using the bcrypt('password') helper function. You can also use the Facade Hash::make('password')

Thanks for your reply. I just use bcrypt('password') for change password option in edit profile option. :)

Thank you both

Last updated 8 years ago.
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No problem, to answer your first question no there is no benefit to calling it role rather than type. That's completely up to you.

Luke

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