How can run my code on user login Drupal 8
In Drupal 8, you can execute code before user login by implementing a custom module and using a hook to execute the code. Here are the steps you can follow:
- Create a custom module by creating a directory in the
modules
directory of your Drupal installation. For example, if you want to name your module "custom_login", create a directory named "custom_login" in themodules
directory. - Create a
custom_login.info.yml
file in your module directory with the following contents:
name: Custom Login type: module description: Custom module for executing code before user login core: 8.x
- Create a
custom_login.module
file in your module directory. - In
custom_login.module
, implement thehook_user_login()
function. This hook is called when a user logs in, before the user is redirected to their dashboard. Here is an example implementation of the hook:
/** * Implements hook_user_login(). */ function custom_login_user_login($account) { // Add your code here to execute before user login. }
- Save the
custom_login.module
file. - Enable your custom module by going to the "Extend" page in Drupal's administrative interface and checking the box next to your module.
Now your code will execute before user login.