Enable Email as a MFA method/option (#68)
This adds Email as a multi-factor authentication method/option. It reuses the `VerificationCode` for the code generation and validation. It also refactors the email templating for easier repurposing. Finally, it has a small Deno version bump. Closes #25
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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ const config: PartialDeep<Config> = {
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allowSignups: false, // If true, anyone can sign up for an account. Note that it's always possible to sign up for the first user, and they will be an admin
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enableEmailVerification: false, // If true, email verification will be required for signups (using SMTP settings below)
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enableForeverSignup: true, // If true, all signups become active for 100 years
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enableMultiFactor: false, // If true, users can enable multi-factor authentication (TOTP or Passkeys)
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enableMultiFactor: false, // If true, users can enable multi-factor authentication (TOTP, Passkeys, or Email if the SMTP settings below are set)
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// allowedCookieDomains: ['example.com', 'example.net'], // Can be set to allow more than the baseUrl's domain for session cookies
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// skipCookieDomainSecurity: true, // If true, the cookie domain will not be strictly set and checked against. This skipping slightly reduces security, but is usually necessary for reverse proxies like Cloudflare Tunnel
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},
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