Laravel auth sha-1

Laravel auth sha-1

    There is actually a easier (or more simple, at least) solution for a

    case like this. you can 'fake' the hashing, by using this

    method in the user model:

        public function getAuthPassword() {

            return Hash::make($this->password);

        }

        And hashing the input with your own hash function. For instance,

         if your passwords are currently hashed with sha1,

         you can validate the user with

       

        Auth::attempt(array('email' => $email, 'password' => sha1($password))

        It doesn't feel like good coding practice, to do it this way, but it will

        certainly be easier than rewriting the hash module.