Laravel Users documentation

Guide	What it covers
Artisan commands	Installation, updating, runtime/CSS choices, optional package setup, publishing, backups, and rollback.
Routes and authorization	Route names, middleware, access rules, and optional user/account pages.
User settings	Global defaults, live avatar previews, individual appearance, access rules, Toast controls, package progress, and worker verification.
Navigation components	Standalone theme toggle and user menu in an application-owned layout.
Configuration	Configuration keys, environment variables, UI controls, layouts, and defaults.
Roles and permissions	Optional Laravel Roles, Spatie, custom models, guards, teams, and middleware.
Emails	Templates, previews, bulk recipients, expiration, welcome mail, and deleted-account links.
Avatars	Global sources, per-user preferences, migration, inheritance, and safe fallbacks.
Login activity	Latest login, browser/device/IP information, online sessions, storage, and cleanup.
Impersonation	Optional role-restricted sessions, verification, expiration, middleware and activity behavior.
Optional integrations	Optional UI and host services with explicit setup.
Upgrading	Version transitions, published overrides, opt-in migrations, deployment checks, and rollback.
Testing	PHP and browser suites, CI matrix, accessibility, and isolated preview fixtures.
Changelog	Every published version and historical tag, linked to the canonical release notes.
Roadmap	Current release scope and deferred CSS frameworks and application runtimes.

Start with upgrading for an existing application. New applications should run the installer after setting up their user model and authentication. No package command creates administrator accounts or silently enables optional tracking, account links, or role integrations.

Detailed release entries are maintained in the root CHANGELOG.md.