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Learn how to authenticate a Flutter application using a Laravel backend with Passport. This guide covers setting up your Laravel and Flutter environments, creating necessary files, and implementing authentication through HTTP requests and token management with shared_preferences. Detailed code snippets and explanations ensure a smooth setup process, including login, data retrieval, and logout functionalities.

Authenticating Flutter Application Using Laravel API and Passport

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I’m sure this is meant for beginners/entry level, I just wanted to add a few things:
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account for no network/errors when doing your API calls.
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a Future Builder in main.dart would allow for some sort of loading screen, the way it’s currently designed it might show the login screen for a split second even if they are logged in. Although since it’s calling sharedPreferences it might not be an issue.
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Thanks for the article (whoever wrote it)!