Filament•7mo ago

impersonate unverified user

I'm facing an issue where I'm unable to impersonate a user who hasn't verified their email. As an admin, I'm trying to impersonate the user even though their email is unverified. However, the system still prompts me to verify their email. Could you please provide guidance on this?

8 Replies

Matthew•7mo ago

You need to check the user model, if you have the requirement, that a user needs to have verified email If that's so, then you cannot impersonate

ruddy•7mo ago

As an admin, I believe I am able to do that by bypassing this requirement. Something like this:

    return $panel
            ->id('contractor')
            ->path('contractor')
            ->colors([
                'primary' => Color::Green,
            ])
            ->login()
            ->passwordReset()
            ->emailVerification() //Here you are forcing the user to verify email

    return $panel
            ->id('contractor')
            ->path('contractor')
            ->colors([
                'primary' => Color::Green,
            ])
            ->login()
            ->passwordReset()
            ->emailVerification() //Here you are forcing the user to verify email

And I have checked this class EmailVerificationPrompt

    
    public function mount(): void
    {
        /** @var MustVerifyEmail $user */
        $user = Filament::auth()->user();

        before:
        if ($user->hasVerifiedEmail()) { //To me the issue is here
            redirect()->intended(Filament::getUrl());
        }

        //If there is a way to inject a boolean into the mount function to instruct the system to verify the email if the boolean is true, otherwise not.
        after:

        if ($user->hasVerifiedEmail() && $shouldVerifyEmail) { //shouldVerifyEmail will be the boolean from panel configuration
            redirect()->intended(Filament::getUrl());
        }

    }

    
    public function mount(): void
    {
        /** @var MustVerifyEmail $user */
        $user = Filament::auth()->user();

        before:
        if ($user->hasVerifiedEmail()) { //To me the issue is here
            redirect()->intended(Filament::getUrl());
        }

        //If there is a way to inject a boolean into the mount function to instruct the system to verify the email if the boolean is true, otherwise not.
        after:

        if ($user->hasVerifiedEmail() && $shouldVerifyEmail) { //shouldVerifyEmail will be the boolean from panel configuration
            redirect()->intended(Filament::getUrl());
        }

    }

return $panel
            ->id('contractor')
            ->path('contractor')
            ->colors([
                'primary' => Color::Green,
            ])
            ->login()
            ->passwordReset()
            ->emailVerification(fn() => auth()->user()->isAdmin() ? false : true)

return $panel
            ->id('contractor')
            ->path('contractor')
            ->colors([
                'primary' => Color::Green,
            ])
            ->login()
            ->passwordReset()
            ->emailVerification(fn() => auth()->user()->isAdmin() ? false : true)

My question is, is there another way to currently achieve something like this?

Jordy•7mo ago

just fill in the 'email verified at' col on said user or just yk, actually verify the email? if you dont want it disable it? its yes or no xd

ruddy•7mo ago

I (admin) don't want to mark 'email verified' because I still need regular users to verify their emails.

Jordy•7mo ago

why do u even need to impersonate them? sounds like bad practice to begin with only in tests you "act as" a user

awcodes•7mo ago

Create a custom EmailVerification class and pass that into the emailVerification() method

Hussain4real•7mo ago

use Laravel Gate before() method to bypass as a super admin

ruddy•7mo ago

I ended up fixing the issue like this.

    public function canImpersonate()
    {
        return $this->isSuperAdmin();
    }
    
    public function hasVerifiedEmail()
    {
        $manager = app()->make(ImpersonateManager::class);
        $admin = $manager->getImpersonator();

        if(is_null($admin)) {
            return ! is_null($this->email_verified_at);
        }

        return true;
    }

    public function canImpersonate()
    {
        return $this->isSuperAdmin();
    }
    
    public function hasVerifiedEmail()
    {
        $manager = app()->make(ImpersonateManager::class);
        $admin = $manager->getImpersonator();

        if(is_null($admin)) {
            return ! is_null($this->email_verified_at);
        }

        return true;
    }

And customer email verification works as well. Thank you all.

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impersonate unverified user