If you are lucky enough to build a popular community, then your reward is a never-ending onslaught of spam. It's a simple reality; there's no getting around it. In this series, I'll show you a variety of useful techniques for preventing spam at every turn. We'll review everything from basic keyword matching, to honeypots, to reCAPTCHA.
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قسمت 1
Initial Setup with Laravel Breeze
Before we can review and discuss the honeypot technique, let's first quickly scaffold a basic application with authentication. Luckily, Laravel Breeze makes this a cinch.
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قسمت 2
The Honeypot Technique
The honeypot technique is laughably simple. The basic approach involves adding a hidden input to your form. Your users will never see it, but a bot will. Once submitted to your server, you only need to check if its value is not empty. If so, you have a spammer on your hands! If you combine this with a time tracker, you should be able to prevent a sizable chunk of spam.
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قسمت 3
Make it Reusable
At this point, we have a working example. But we've also made a big mess in the process. So let's take some time to clean up the code and make it reusable for any form.
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قسمت 4
Think Like a Package Developer
It can be useful to organize and structure new features as if you were building a package - even if you never release this package to the outside world. With that in mind, let's group all Honeypot-specific classes and components into a single namespace.
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قسمت 5
Extract a Honeypot Manager
At this point, you should fully understand the honeypot technique. If you'd like some extra credit, however, let's spend a little more time discussing code organization and configurability.
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قسمت 6
Allow for Configuration Hooks
To wrap up this section, we'll discuss how to offer configuration and extension hooks to your package users. I'll demonstrate two options: traditional inheritance and static configuration hooks.
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