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Events
Ryan Durham edited this page Jun 13, 2014
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Sentinel triggers events when certain actions are taken - you can extend the package's behaviour by setting up your own event listeners to provide custom functionality.
These are the events triggered by Sentinel:
| Event Name | Available Data |
|---|---|
| sentinel.user.login | Full User Object |
| sentinel.user.logout | |
| sentinel.user.registered | Full User Object |
| sentinel.user.updated | Full User Object |
| sentinel.user.destroyed | userId |
| sentinel.user.activated | userId |
| sentinel.user.resend | userId, email, activationCode |
| sentinel.user.forgot | userId, email, resetCode |
| sentinel.user.newpassword | email, newPassword |
| sentinel.user.passwordchange | userId |
| sentinel.user.suspended | userId |
| sentinel.user.unsuspended | userId |
| sentinel.user.banned | userId |
| sentinel.group.created | |
| sentinel.group.updated | groupId |
| sentinel.group.destroyed | groupId |
As of version 1.4, Sentinel has these built in listeners. They can be deactivated by creating another listener with a higher priority that returns false.
User Mailer Event Listeners
$events->listen('user.register', 'Sentinel\Mailers\UserMailer@welcome', 10);
$events->listen('user.resend', 'Sentinel\Mailers\UserMailer@welcome', 10);
$events->listen('user.forgot', 'Sentinel\Mailers\UserMailer@forgotPassword', 10);
$events->listen('user.newpassword', 'Sentinel\Mailers\UserMailer@newPassword', 10);User Login Event Listener
Event::listen('sentinel.user.login', function($user)
{
Session::put('userId', $user->id);
Session::put('email', $user->email);
}, 10);User logout Event Listener
Event::listen('sentinel.user.logout', function()
{
Session::flush();
}, 10);