Module email_otp 

Passwordless email authentication and verification using single-use codes.

EmailOtpPlugin::create_verification_otp and EmailOtpPlugin::get_verification_otp are server-only operations. Neither operation registers an HTTP endpoint.

Structs

EmailOtpChangeInput

New mailbox and its scoped change proof.

EmailOtpChangeRequestInput

New mailbox and optional proof of the current mailbox.

EmailOtpChangeRequested

The change challenge was delivered or an existing target mailbox was concealed.

EmailOtpChanged

The caller’s verified mailbox was changed while retaining session authority.

EmailOtpCheck

A successful check retains the proof and its current attempt count.

EmailOtpConfig

Configuration for email OTP verification, login, password reset and email change.

EmailOtpDelivery

Delivery data. Debug intentionally omits the authentication secret.

EmailOtpPasswordReset

A replacement credential was committed without issuing browser authority.

EmailOtpPasswordResetInput

Scoped reset proof and replacement credential for the public server operation.

EmailOtpPlugin

EmailOtpRead

EmailOtpResetRequested

Reset request aliases acknowledge delivered or concealed mailbox requests.

EmailOtpSent

The sending operation acknowledges both delivery and concealed unknown mailboxes.

EmailOtpSignInInput

Sign-in credentials with schema-defined fields retained for new identities.

EmailOtpSignInResult

Authority published after consuming a sign-in proof.

EmailOtpVerification

A verified mailbox with optional newly issued browser authority.

Enums

EmailOtpStorage

EmailOtpType

Code scope. Codes issued for one operation cannot authorize another.

OtpResendStrategy

Traits

EmailOtpCodec

Application-owned codec for custom hash/encryption storage. retrieve returns None when the representation is intentionally irreversible.

EmailOtpGenerator

Optional application code generator. Returning None selects the default cryptographically random numeric generator.

SendEmailOtp

Delivers a code to its intended mailbox with the real native callback context. Delivery awaits and propagates errors by default; configured background work owns its context and logs failures while retaining the issued verification.