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I want to get the sentinel logged user to front-end. In my front-end blade PHP I used Sentinel::check() method. But it return false. When I check the same condition in the controller class it return true. So I want to find out how to get the logged user to front-end.

Fanjo Lama
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Chathurika Mahanama
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    I'm not familiar with Sentinel, but you can make a variable available to all of your views. In your **AppServiceProvider@boot** add `view()->share( 'isUserLogged', Sentinel::check() );` and it will be available on all your views like this `$isUserLogged`. – thefallen May 27 '16 at 07:15

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You can get the logged user to all the front-end pages by adding following line of code to boot method in AppServiceProvider.php class.

view()->share( 'loggedUser', Sentinel::getUser() );

After that you can access the Sentinel user from the loggedUser variable in all the front-end classes. Form it you can access all the Sentinel::getUser() related methods from the front-end.

Manula Thantriwatte
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