Laravel Logs with simplest HTTP Basic Auth

There’s a cool visual log viewer for Laravel 4/5: rap2hpoutre/laravel-log-viewer. Installation is short and straight-forward but logs shouldn’t be accessible by anyone. That’s why I setup access password. The easier, the better so this time I just used HTTP Basic Auth but without database. After the Log Viewer is installed I add a new routing: [crayon-56bb369bd846f057918976/] Laravel comes … Continue reading Laravel Logs with simplest HTTP Basic Auth →