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email-linker

v0.1.47

Published

Email Linker - Creates a button to navigate a user to their email to verify or login.

Downloads

148

Readme

email-linker.js

This is an open source project managed by the Authress Engineering team.

Creates a branded button to navigate a user to their email to verify their login automatically.

The results are clear from the this case study from Growth.design, you can ensure that users don't drop during their account creation flow.

What does it look like?

For gmail users, you they'll see this:

Usage

  • Install the package:

npm install email-linker

  • Import it
import 'email-linker';
  • And then reference it passing in the email, and the from domain, your custom domain that sent the email.
<email-linker email="[email protected]" from-email-domain="application.custom-domain.com" />

For instance, if using Authress as your user provider, and the user that just signed up is [email protected]

<email-linker email="[email protected]" from-email-domain="authress.io"></email-linker>

It's that easy.

Automatically supported providers

Why use an email linker?

The results are clear from the this case study from Growth.design:

What's the difference?