Modele utilisateur

use Escalated\Laravel\Contracts\HasTickets;
use Escalated\Laravel\Contracts\Ticketable;

class User extends Authenticatable implements Ticketable
{
    use HasFactory, HasTickets, Notifiable;
}

Le trait HasTickets fournit une relation tickets() et des methodes auxiliaires sur le modele utilisateur.

class User < ApplicationRecord
  include Escalated::Ticketable
end

Django utilise AUTH_USER_MODEL automatiquement. Aucune modification de votre modele utilisateur n'est necessaire.

// The AdonisJS package uses your configured userModel
// from config/escalated.ts — no trait needed.
// Users are linked via the foreign key on the tickets table.

Configurez le chemin d'importation du modele utilisateur dans config/escalated.ts sous userModel.

use Escalated\Laravel\Contracts\HasTickets;
use Escalated\Laravel\Contracts\Ticketable;

class User extends Authenticatable implements Ticketable
{
    use HasFactory, HasTickets, Notifiable;
}

Filament utilise la meme configuration de modele utilisateur que escalated-laravel puisqu'il s'agit d'un wrapper du package Laravel.

WordPress utilise son systeme d'utilisateurs natif automatiquement. Les tickets sont lies aux identifiants d'utilisateurs WordPress -- aucune modification de votre modele utilisateur n'est necessaire. Le support des tickets invites est disponible pour les utilisateurs non authentifies via des jetons d'acces securises.

The Flutter package retrieves user data from your backend API via the auth hooks system. There is no local User model to configure — authentication and user resolution happen server-side.

Auth Hooks

Override AuthHooks to plug in your own authentication logic:

class MyAuthHooks extends AuthHooks {
  @override
  Future<AuthResult> onLogin(String email, String password) async {
    // Call your auth API, return token + user info
    final response = await myAuthService.login(email, password);
    return AuthResult(
      token: response.token,
      user: AuthUser(
        name: response.user.name,
        email: response.user.email,
      ),
    );
  }

  @override
  Future<void> onLogout() async {
    await myAuthService.logout();
  }
}

Pass your hooks to the config:

EscalatedConfig(
  apiBaseUrl: 'https://yourapp.com/support/api/v1',
  authHooks: MyAuthHooks(),
)

Note: The package sends a Bearer token with every API request. Your backend's Ticketable user model handles the rest.

The React Native package retrieves user data from your backend API via the auth hooks system. There is no local User model to configure — authentication and user resolution happen server-side.

Auth Hooks

Provide custom auth callbacks through the provider config:

import { EscalatedProvider, AuthHooks } from '@escalated-dev/escalated-react-native';

const customHooks: AuthHooks = {
  onLogin: async (email, password) => {
    const response = await myAuthService.login(email, password);
    return {
      token: response.token,
      user: { name: response.user.name, email: response.user.email },
    };
  },
  onLogout: async () => {
    await myAuthService.logout();
  },
};

export default function App() {
  return (
    <EscalatedProvider config={{ apiBaseUrl: 'https://yourapp.com/support/api/v1', authHooks: customHooks }}>
      {/* ... */}
    </EscalatedProvider>
  );
}

Note: The package sends a Bearer token with every API request. Your backend's Ticketable user model handles the rest.