52
votes

I am having this error when moving User.php to Models/User.php

local.ERROR: Symfony\Component\Debug\Exception\FatalThrowableError: Fatal error: Class '\App\User' not found

vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Auth/EloquentUserProvider.php:126

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16 Answers

196
votes

Go to config/auth.php and change App\User:class to App\Models\User::class.

'providers' => [
    'users' => [
        'driver' => 'eloquent',
        'model' => App\Models\User::class,
    ],

Also change the namespace of User.php model

namespace App\Models;
9
votes

If you are use the auth default on Laravel (php artisan make:auth), you have change the RegisterController on app/Http/Controllers/Auth/

use App\User;

to

use App\Models\User;

Also, for the rest of functionality, you have change the namespace on you User Model:

namespace App\Models;

And change config/auth.php

'providers' => [
'users' => [
    'driver' => 'eloquent',
    'model' => App\Models\User::class,
],
6
votes

These answers aren't right, you don't need to change the namespace to \App\Models\User. The autoload will load the models folder but the class can still be class User and the namespace should still be App. Is that how it is set up in your file?

namespace App;

class User extends Model {}
3
votes

Reload composer autloaded classes.

composer dump-autoload
2
votes

If the app config is cached, it may not be able to get the new configuration, because config:cache gives this error before clearing and caching configuration, so just delete the cache manually:

rm bootstrap/cache/config.php
2
votes

if you are using user.php model file into folder Models/user.php then you need to change in follwing file so You will not get any Error

where to change if we create Model Folder in App\http ??

changer in folowing path ---

1 Config - - auth.php - search for users key change ---> app\user TO app\Models\user

2 venedor/composer/ -autoload_classmap.php ----> BAse path (app\user TO app\Models\user) -autoload_static.php ----> BAse path (app\user TO app\Models\user)

2
votes

I was using Laravel 8x and found a simple idea using at the top of the <your_controller>.php

use App\Models\User
1
votes

I finally was able to resolve it by changing this the following code.

 array (
        'driver' => 'eloquent',
        'model' => 'App\\Models\User',
      ),
1
votes

What solved it for me was to change:

            'model' => '{YourAppName}\User',
1
votes

What happened is that you changed the location of the file user.php.

Your system is still looking for the file user.php in the old location. You need to give the system the right road to the file.

I gess you have to change the the code from 'model' => App\User::class, to

'model' => App\Models\User::class,

1
votes

I fixed the problem changing the use App\User; to use MyAppName\User;

0
votes

You need to change App\User to App\Models\User in config/auth.php

0
votes

Check if your importations represent the exact name of your class. I found in one of my controllers I was imported App\user with "u" on lowercase instead of App\User with 'u' in uppercase

0
votes

This problem is one of the config and cache settings, and by executing the following commands in the terminal, 90% of the problem will be fixed

config:clear
cache:clear
config:cache
0
votes

i just change use app\User to use App\User and it works

0
votes

I have got the same kind of issue a few days back. So I did this: Run this command

php artisan config:cache 
php artisan config:clear

And it solved my issue.Most of the issues are solved by this. I recommend to try this first and if this doesn't solve your issue then go for other hacks.