Appointment Management System — Multi-Auth System

A web-based authentication system developed using Laravel. The application provides a centralized sign-in page for Super Admins, Admins, and standard Users, along with a user registration page.

Screenshots

Sign In Page

The sign-in page allows registered Super Admins, Admins, and Users to access the system using their email address and password.

Create Account Page

The registration page allows new users to create an account. Newly registered accounts are assigned the standard User role by default.

Features

• Centralized authentication for Super Admins, Admins, and Users
• User registration
• Password confirmation during registration
• Password validation
• Optional "Keep me signed in" functionality
• Role-based access control
• Laravel session-based authentication
• Responsive, dark-themed interface

Role permissions and access restrictions must be enforced by the application's backend and route middleware.

Technology Stack

• Backend: PHP and Laravel
• Frontend: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
• Database: MySQL or another Laravel-supported database
• Authentication: Laravel authentication and session management
• Version Control: Git and GitHub

Requirements

Before installing the project, make sure you have:

• PHP compatible with your Laravel version
• Composer
• Node.js and npm
• MySQL or another supported database
• Git

Installation

1. Clone the repository

git clone YOUR_GITHUB_REPOSITORY_URL
cd YOUR_PROJECT_FOLDER

Replace the repository URL and project folder with your actual values.

2. Install PHP dependencies

composer install

3. Install frontend dependencies

npm install

4. Configure the environment

cp .env.example .env
php artisan key:generate

On Windows Command Prompt, copy the environment file using:

copy .env.example .env

Update your .env file with your database credentials.

5. Run database migrations

php artisan migrate

If your project includes seeders for initial roles and accounts, run them using the appropriate command for your project:

php artisan db:seed

Only run seeders after verifying what data they create. Do not use production credentials or default demo passwords for real accounts.

6. Build frontend assets

npm run build

7. Start the development server

php artisan serve

Open the local address shown in your terminal, typically:

http://127.0.0.1:8000

Demo Accounts

For local development only, use the demo accounts configured by your database seeders.

Role	Email
Super Admin	superadmin@konektado.test
Admin	admin@konektado.test
User	user@konektado.test

The screenshots show password as the demo password. This credential should only be used in a local development environment. Replace demo credentials and remove or disable demo accounts before deployment.

Role-Based Access

The system is intended to support three account roles:

• Super Admin: Access to authorized system-wide administration functions.
• Admin: Access to administrative functions assigned to the role.
• User: Access to standard user functions.

Actual permissions depend on the roles, policies, middleware, and controllers implemented in the application.

Development Commands

Clear Laravel's application caches:

php artisan optimize:clear

Check available routes:

php artisan route:list

Run automated tests:

php artisan test

Security Notes

• Store passwords using Laravel's supported password hashing mechanisms.
• Validate user input on the server.
• Protect restricted routes using authentication and authorization middleware.
• Never commit .env files, API keys, or real credentials to GitHub.
• Disable public demo accounts and change default passwords before production deployment.
• Use HTTPS in production.

License

This project is developed for Konektado IT Solutions. Specify the applicable license and distribution terms before making the project publicly available.