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User-two_factor_enabled Tag

A boolean tag that returns true when the authenticated user has two-factor authentication enabled. Useful for conditionally showing recovery code or disable UI.

Overview#

The user:two_factor_enabled tag returns true when the currently authenticated user has confirmed their two-factor authentication setup, and false otherwise (including when nobody is logged in).

Example#

Because this is a tag rather than a variable, use the extra brace syntax inside conditionals:

{{ if {user:two_factor_enabled} }}

    <h2>Your Recovery Codes</h2>

    {{ user:two_factor_recovery_codes }}

        <li><code>{{ code }}</code></li>

    {{ /user:two_factor_recovery_codes }}



    {{ user:disable_two_factor_form }}

        <button type="submit">Disable 2FA</button>

    {{ /user:disable_two_factor_form }}

{{ else }}

    {{ user:two_factor_enable_form redirect="/account/2fa/setup" }}

        <button type="submit">Enable 2FA</button>

    {{ /user:two_factor_enable_form }}

{{ /if }}

@if (Statamic::tag('user:two_factor_enabled')->fetch())

    <h2>Your Recovery Codes</h2>

    <s:user:two_factor_recovery_codes>

        <li><code>{{ $code }}</code></li>

    </s:user:two_factor_recovery_codes>



    <s:user:disable_two_factor_form>

        <button type="submit">Disable 2FA</button>

    </s:user:disable_two_factor_form>

@else

    <s:user:two_factor_enable_form redirect="/account/2fa/setup">

        <button type="submit">Enable 2FA</button>

    </s:user:two_factor_enable_form>

@endif