
Hello Appwrite team, we sincerely need an option to do password recovery without the required url.
@Binyamin


@Binyamin thankyou for the solution. But could you please request the developers to bring out such an official feature. I am sure it would be a piece of cake for them.

Why do you need this and how would you do the password recovery flow?

@Steven i mean, users can click I forgot my password. And enter their email. Then the user gets an email with secret code. Then the user just comes back to the app puts the secret code and new password and done. They can login again with their email and new password. No need of url in the whole thing.

They keep the app minimised while they get their secret code

@Steven this feature would be really helpful. I have a mobile app and i dont have to deal with no url.

It might be good to create a feature request for this.

Yes please. Thanks. It is really really necessary for mobile apps. Atleast I think it is

Where do I make feature request?

GitHub issues on the appwrite repo

Ok I try then come back and update

For now, id recommend doing this yourself using a custom collection of codes and functions. One function would create a secret code and send an email to the user. Another function can be used to validate the code and update the password

Thankyou @Steven that indeed is a sleek idea. But I struggle to do amything without a learning from a tutorial first. Hence I posted the issue. I hope the team would make it easy.

And ofcourse I will try it out tomorrow what you said
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