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Note: I have asked a similar question here: Laravel: Using multiple columns for authentication but this question is referring specifically to Passport.

I have a Laravel 6 application that uses Passport.

In a typical application, the user would just specify their email, where the email is unique.

However, in my application, I have 2 columns in the User model that is used to authenticate users.

  • app_id (usually sent as a header)
  • email
  • unique(app_id, email)

So in order to login, we need to pass both an app_id and an email, along with the password. The same email could be used across different app_ids.

How would I achieve this?

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  • same issue here.. anyone pls, help . Commented Aug 14, 2020 at 9:08
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