Can I remove Magic's branding
Magic gives developers full control over the UI and branding.
Hide Magic's "check your email" modal
To hide the default modal when a user triggers the email, just pass in showUI: false when initiating the magic login, like const did = await magic.auth.loginWithMagicLink({ email, showUI: false });. You can then show your own modal telling the user to click the email link sent to them.
Customize the Magic Link Email
In the Magic Dashboard, choosSome readersHow are sessions handled with Magic
There are different ways to handle sessions with Magic. You can either rely on Magic for session management, or rely on your own backend, which can offer more flexibility.
Relying on Magic for session management
When a user logs in, they create a new session that is valid for 7 days. Unless the user explicitly logs out, they won’t have to log in again for 7 days. This is not yet customizable by developers, but will be soon.
As a developer, call magic.user.isLoggedIn() to check if the uSome readersFeature requests
Much of our roadmap is driven by developer feedback, so message us on what features or integrations you'd like us to support!Some readersCan I use Magic with JWT?
Yes! You can simply use Magic for authentication, and your own JWT implementation for authorization.
Here's high-level how JWT would work with Magic:
User logs in with Magic, you're returned the DID token
Validate the DID token in your backend with our admin-sdk magic.token.validate(did) method
Call our admin-sdk method magic.user. getMetadataByToken(did) to grab the user's unique ID and email address
Store that data inside a JWT token and then move forward with your JWT implemFew readersRedirect to my site after a user clicks the magic link
The redirect URI is supported in Magic starting with magic-sdk version 2.6.0.
Pass in a redirectURI parameter to loginWithMagicLink which is where the user will get redirected to after clicking the magic link.
On the redirect page, call await magic.auth.loginWithCredential(); which will grab and return the DID token from the query parameters which you canFew readersCan I separate login and signup
Of course! Magic doesn't differentiate between a new user (signup) and a returning user (login), so the same loginWithMagicLink({ email }) code will power both pages, but you can have different forms if for example you want to prompt the user for more information that you'll be storing, such as first name, last name, etc.Few readers