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I'm a Laravel developer and I'm interested in trying Hyperf for a new project. I have a few questions I'm hoping someone can answer :)
What is the recommended solution for auth? There doesn't seem to be a native solution.
I'm building a multi-tenant app where each tenant is on their own subdomain. I handle this in Laravel using Route::domain(). Would I achieve the same thing in Hyperf using a callback? Callbacks are a problem with Laravel routes because they can interfere with Laravel's route caching. I guess that isn't a problem with Hyperf's routing?
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Hi everyone
I'm a Laravel developer and I'm interested in trying Hyperf for a new project. I have a few questions I'm hoping someone can answer :)
What is the recommended solution for auth? There doesn't seem to be a native solution.
I'm building a multi-tenant app where each tenant is on their own subdomain. I handle this in Laravel using
Route::domain()
. Would I achieve the same thing in Hyperf using a callback? Callbacks are a problem with Laravel routes because they can interfere with Laravel's route caching. I guess that isn't a problem with Hyperf's routing?Thanks!
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