I am developing a package for Laravel 4 I need to add some authentication and authorization to this package, I need to use a table other than users table in this case: "admins"
The laravel application by default is looking for the table Users and check if the username and password exist there, I need my app to take advantage of default Authentication of Laravel (which looks the users table), but I also need to keep away the data of admins from the normal users and have authentication for another table as well (in 2 different tables).
Question: How should I solve this issue? do I have to override the settings of auth.php file or can I extend this authentication in my own package so it work alongside with auth of Laravel 4?
