They can cause instability, introduce issues and may conflict with future updates. Apply at your own risk!
Username-based Login
This is a hack to BookStack, using the theme system, so that login presents itself as a username.
Upon login attempt, this will match to a user of <username>@<configured-domain>
within the database.
Considerations
- This assumes all users in your BookStack instance shares the same email domain.
- This overrides a large part of the login form so be extra aware this will be overriding any default changes to BookStack upon updates.
Options
- Change the
EMAIL_DOMAIN
variable on line 7 offunctions.php
to be the common email domain used in your BookStack instance.
Code
functions.php
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auth/parts/login-form-standard.blade.php
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