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Manage Email/Password Users - Java SDK
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When you have enabled the email/password provider in your App, you can register a new account, confirm an email address, and reset a user's password from client code.
Register a New User Account
To register a new user, pass a user-provided email and password to the
registerUser()
or registerUserAsync()
methods of your Realm App's EmailPasswordAuth
instance:
Confirm a New User's Email Address
To confirm a newly-created user, pass a confirmation token and
tokenId to the confirmUser()
or confirmUserAsync()
methods of your Realm App's EmailPasswordAuth
instance:
Tip
To access the token and tokenId values sent in the user
confirmation email, you can use a custom confirmation email subject containing a deep link.
Reset a User's Password
To reset a user password in Sync, you can either:
Send a password reset email
Run a password reset function
Select your preferred password reset method by going to:
Your App
Authentication
Authentication Providers
Email/Password - and press the EDIT button
Send a Password Reset Email
To reset a user's password, first send the user a password reset email with sendResetPasswordEmail() or sendResetPasswordEmailAsync():
Password reset emails contain two values, token and tokenId.
To complete the password reset flow, prompt the user to enter a new
password and pass the token and tokenId values along with the
new password value to your Realm App's
EmailPasswordAuth
instance's resetPassword()
or resetPasswordAsync()
methods:
Tip
To access the token and tokenId values sent in the password
reset email, you can use a custom password reset email subject containing a deep link.
Run a Password Reset Function
When you configure your app to run a password reset function, you'll define the function that should run when you call callResetPasswordFunction() or callResetPasswordFunctionAsync() from the SDK. This function can take a username, a password, and any number of additional arguments. You can use these arguments to specify details like security question answers or other challenges that the user should pass to successfully complete a password reset.
You might prefer to use a custom password reset function when you want to define your own password reset flows. For example, you might send a custom password reset email from a specific domain, or through a service other than email.
Tip
See also:
For more information on how to define a custom password reset function in your App, see: Run a Password Reset Function.