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dpd-passport-password-reset

v0.1.0

Published

2 years ago

An extension for dpd-passport, that integrates password-reset functionality

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deployd dpd-passport password-reset

Auth-Passport-Password-Reset Extension

This extensions adds password-reset by mail to dpd-passport.

Requirements

deployd (you'd have guessed that, probably :-))
dpd-passport
dpd-email
A Mandrill Account

Installation

In your app's root directory, type npm install dpd-passport-password-reset into the command line or download the source. This should create a dpd-passport-password-reset directory in your app's node_modules directory.

See Installing Modules for details.

Setup

Open your Dashboard and open the Passport-Auth Resource. Then configure the Mandrill Account you want to use for sending out emails.

Usage

Provide a form that POSTs to /auth/forgot-password, where auth needs to be the name of your Passport-Auth Resource. As a parameter you need to supply the username. The extension will then go ahead and use dpd-email to send out an email to Mandrill, which will in turn use your template and send it to the user.

Development

To get started with development, please fork this repository and make your desired changes. Please note that we do all our dev work on bitbucket, so while you may submit pull requests on github, we will only push releases to github once they are finished.

Credits

Auth-Passport-Password-Reset is the work of simpleTechs.net