Add registration/access control to PasswordProvider and CodeProvider #278
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Summary
Fix #199
This PR adds flexible registration control to the PasswordProvider, enabling scenarios where sign-ups are restricted or completely disabled while supporting admin-created users through external system.
New Configuration Options
allowRegistration- Controls whether new user registration is allowed:true(default) allows user registration,falsedisables user registration(email: string) => boolean | Promise<boolean>for custom validation logic (e.g., domain restrictions)userExists- Callback to check if a user exists in an external system:(email: string) => boolean | Promise<boolean>allowRegistration === falseImplementation Details
Registration Flow Changes
allowRegistration: false: Registration routes redirect to login pageallowRegistration: function: Function validates each registration attempt on form submissionPassword Reset Flow for Admin-Created Users
First-time log in when registration is disabled is handled with the existing password reset flow (new users need to reset their password before being able to log in).
At the password update step, if the user if not found in
Storageand the user exists in external system, it is created inStorageand the regular reset logic continues.Examples
Admin-Created User First Login
Domain-Restricted Registration
Disabled Registration with External Users
Breaking Changes
There shouldn't be.