fortify-development

Laravel Fortify provides a backend-agnostic authentication layer by centralizing auth routes and controllers. You configure it via FortifyServiceProvider and config/fortify.php to handle login, registration, and password reset without coupling to a specific frontend.

Two-factor authentication in Laravel Fortify is enabled through configurable options in config/fortify.php. It handles 2FA flows alongside passkeys and email verification, allowing you to secure user accounts by extending the default actions in app/Actions/Fortify.

Yes, Laravel Fortify is suitable for SPA authentication because it provides a frontend-agnostic backend. It manages authentication routes and sessions that headless or single-page applications can consume without requiring Blade views.

The best way to customize Fortify workflows is by overriding contracts and modifying the action classes in app/Actions/Fortify. You can extend registration, password reset, and profile management logic directly through the FortifyServiceProvider extension points.

Yes, you need FortifyServiceProvider to enable email verification. Fortify manages verification flows through configurable options in config/fortify.php, and the provider registers the necessary routes and feature flags for the authentication backend.

Laravel Fortify offers a frontend-agnostic authentication backend, unlike default scaffolding. It centralizes auth logic for login, 2FA, and passkeys, making it ideal for headless contexts or SPAs where you need customized control without predefined frontend views.