base on A Laravel package to enable users to manage and monitor their active browser sessions. Allows users to view devices where they are logged in and provides options to terminate unrecognized or all sessions, enhancing account security [](https://packagist.org/packages/cjmellor/browser-sessions) [](https://packagist.org/packages/cjmellor/browser-sessions)  ?style=for-the-badge&logo=laravel) > [!WARNING] > > This package can only be used with the `database` driver for the Sessions. This is how it is done in Jetstream, so keep this in mind as it may turn you off knowing you need to manage sessions in the database. # Logout Other Browser Sessions This package allows you to log out sessions that are active on other devices. You may find this useful if you have logged in on a different device, or you have let someone else use your account, or you have forgotten to log out of a public computer. It can especially be useful if you see suspicious device activity on your account. > [!NOTE] > > This code has been extracted from [Laravel Jetstream](https://jetstream.laravel.com) and cannot be used outside a Laravel application. ## Installation You can install the package via Composer: ```bash composer require cjmellor/browser-sessions ``` ## Publishing the Configuration To publish the configuration file for this package, run the following Artisan command: ```bash php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Cjmellor\BrowserSessions\BrowserSessionsServiceProvider" ``` This will copy the `browser-sessions.php` configuration file to your application's config directory, allowing you to customize its settings. ### Configurable Options You can customize the following options in the published `config/browser-sessions.php` file: `include_session_id: (default: false)` ## Usage ### Retrieving A User's Current Sessions Use the `BrowserSessions` facade to retrieve all the current user's sessions: ```php BrowserSessions::sessions(); ``` This will return an object with some information about each session: ```php [ { "device": { "browser": "Safari", "desktop": true, "mobile": false, "platform": "OS X" }, "ip_address": "127.0.0.1", "is_current_device": true, "last_active": "1 second ago" } ] ``` ### Logging Out Other Browser Sessions Use the `BrowserSessions` facade to log out all the user's other browser sessions: ```php BrowserSessions::logoutOtherBrowserSessions(); ``` > [!NOTE] > > A `password` must be sent along to the method to confirm the user's identity. Only then will the sessions be removed. See below on how you would implement this. ### Views The package does not come with any pre-defined views to use. Here is an example though on how this could be implemented In your `routes/web.php` file add the following route: ```php Route::delete('logout-browser-sessions', function () { BrowserSessions::logoutOtherBrowserSessions(); return back()->with('status', 'Logged out of other browser sessions.'); })->name('logout-browser-sessions'); ``` Then in your view, you can add a form to submit a `DELETE` request to the above route: ```html <form method="POST" action="{{ route('logout-browser-sessions') }}"> @csrf @method('DELETE') <x-text-input label="Password" name="password" placeholder="Enter password" type="password" /> <button type="submit">Logout Other Sessions</button> </form> ``` ## Retrieve the Users' Last Activity Get the users' last activity by using the `getUserLastActivity` method: ```php BrowserSessions::getUserLastActivity(); ``` You can also view the date in a human-readable format: ```php BrowserSessions::getUserLastActivity(human: true); ``` ## Credits - [Chris Mellor](https://github.com/cjmellor) ## License The MIT Licence (MIT). Please see [Licence File](LICENSE) for more information. 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