Notifications

Redot Core ships the email that delivers a passwordless login link and one-time code to a user during magic-link authentication. It is sent for you by the magic-link auth flow — you only need to touch it when you want to customize the email.

How it's used

When a user requests a magic link, the auth flow generates a login token and emails it. The message contains a Login Now button (the link) and a 6-character one-time code the user can type instead. Both expire after the configured window. You don't dispatch this notification yourself; the auth flow does. See Authentication.

Customizing the email

For wording, colors, or translations, edit the relevant translation strings and the published mail notification templates — the email text passes through __(), so it is fully translatable.

To replace the email entirely (different layout, extra channels, branding), register your own notification class on the magic-link action, typically from a service provider's boot():

use Redot\Auth\Actions\MagicLink;
use App\Notifications\CustomMagicLink;

MagicLink::useNotificationClass(CustomMagicLink::class);

Your class is instantiated with the same two arguments the default receives — the login token and the name of the verify route — so accept those when you build a replacement.

Options

Config keys that affect the email:

• auth.magic_link.expire — minutes until the token expires (default 15). Drives both the token lifetime and the "expires in :minutes minutes" line.
• app.name — interpolated into the subject line.

Related

• Authentication — the magic-link flow that sends it.
• Dashboard Notifications — in-app notifications shown in the dashboard bell and notifications page.
• Models — the login token the email carries.