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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion NEWS.md
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- New "account" and "splash" pages. We will share more on these new pages in upcoming blog posts.
- Added "is_email_verification_required" argument to `global_sessions_config()` that allows you to disable email verification.
- Admin Panel > User Access - added a checkbox to send an email invite to a newly newly invited user
- removed usage dashboard from "Admin Panel". This dashboard has been superceded by the dashboard at
- removed usage dashboard from "Admin Panel". This dashboard has been superseded by the dashboard at
https://dashboard.polished.tech (#102)
- added "background_image" argument to `sign_in_ui_default()` to allow for a full screen image for the sign in page background.
- only use the "email" sign in provider by default rather than c("google", "email")
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions R/password_input.R
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#' A modification of 'shiny::passwordInput'
#'
#' This modified version of shiny's passwordInput() does not actual send the password
#' to our shiny server. It is just a regular password input that always keeps your
#' This modified version of Shiny's passwordInput() does not actual send the password
#' to our Shiny server. It is just a regular password input that always keeps your
#' user's password on the client. The password is used to sign the user in and then
#' converted to a JWT by Firebase, all on the client, before it is sent to your shiny
#' converted to a JWT by Firebase, all on the client, before it is sent to your Shiny
#' server.
#'
#' @param input_id The input slot that will be used to access the value.
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion R/sign_in_components.R
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#' Sign in and register pages JavaScript dependencies
#'
#' This function should be called at the bottom of your custom sign in and registration
#' pages UI. It loads in all the javascript dependencies to handle polished sign
#' pages UI. It loads in all the JavaScript dependencies to handle polished sign
#' in and registration. See the vignette for details.
#'
#' @param ns the ns function from the Shiny module that this function is called
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions vignettes/create_custom_sign_in_pages.Rmd
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sign_in_module_2()
```

`sign_in_module()` is primarily designed to be used for just email/password sign in (i.e. it does not look great when you inlude
`sign_in_module()` is primarily designed to be used for just email/password sign in (i.e. it does not look great when you inlcude
social sign in providers like Google and Microsoft).

`sign_in_module_2()` is designed to look a little better with email/password and social sign in providers.
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sign_in_check_jwt()
```

Behind the scenes, the `sign_in_module()` and `sign_in_module_2()` use the `sign_in_js()` and `sign_in_check_jwt()` to build their UI and server functionality. To fully customize your sign in pages, you can create your own shiny module that uses these functions. To create your own fully cuatomized sign in module, include inputs with the following name-spaced ids:
Behind the scenes, the `sign_in_module()` and `sign_in_module_2()` use the `sign_in_js()` and `sign_in_check_jwt()` to build their UI and server functionality. To fully customize your sign in pages, you can create your own shiny module that uses these functions. To create your own fully customized sign in module, include inputs with the following name-spaced ids:

- "sign_in_email"
- "sign_in_password"
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