Password protected routes

It's possible to password protect a shared link. To do so you simply set the password when building the link.

ShareableLink::buildFor($model)->setPassword('super-secret-password');

If someone now visits the produced url they will get redirected to a password prompt

Overriding the default view

In order to override the default view you have to publish the package's vendor assets.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Sassnowski\LaravelShareableModel\ShareableLinkServiceProvider"

This will publish, among other things, the default password view to /resources/views/vendor/shareable-model. You can then either change the markup or replace it with a completely custom view.