I have a table in my database called keys that has this structure:

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• So i have check that directory.env file is not there but.env.example file only there so i created that file and update database name, database username, database password after that 'php artisan key:generate' command is worked that key was generated above 32 characters and its get base64:somethingsstrings with above 32 characters i think.

Every time a user logs into my site, I need to generate a new token_id and token_key set for that user. How can I generate a random token for both the token_id and the token_key while keeping the two values unique?

For example, if:

• token_id is dfbs98641aretwsg,
• token_key is sdf389dxbf1sdz51fga65dfg74asdf

Meaning:

There can be no other row in the table with that combination of tokens. How can I do this?

I’d avoid including an extra package for a case like this one. Something like:

…should do. Replace model name with yours, if different from ‘User’, and use your or suggested functions for creating random strings.

In terms of generating the tokens, you could use one of Laravel’s Helper Functions; str_random().

This will generate a random string of a specified length, e.g str_random(16) will generate a random string of 16 characters (upper case, lower case, and numbers).

Depending on how you are using the tokens, do they really need to be completely unique? Given that they will match to a user, or I assume you may be using the token_id and then verifying this against the token_key does it really matter if there is a double up of one of them? – although the chances of this are extremely small!

However, if you do need them to be truly unique you can always use a validator with the unique constraint. Using this package you could also test that the two of them are unique too with unique_with. And then if the validator fails then it generates a new token as needed.

Based off your examples, you would be using str_random(16) for token_id and str_random(30) for the token_key.

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