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The Settings service provides methods for getting and updating the users settings.
Gets the users settings for the current project.
Request for getting users settings for the Rig project.
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Response for getting users settings for the Rig project.
The users settings.
Sets the users settings for the current project.
Request for updating users settings for the Rig project.
The updates to apply to the users settings.
Empty response for updating users settings for the Rig project.
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Message that tells how the user was authenticated.
Default email provider instance.
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Type of email instance in a provider.
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,default from platform config.
Mailjet instance.
SMTP instance.
The email provider.
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The email-address that the provider sends emails from.
The credentials for the provider.
The instance of the provider.
an entry model for the email provider.
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The email-address that the provider sends emails from.
The client id for the provider.
The secret id for the provider.
The instance of the provider.
Mailjet email rpvoider instance.
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Message that tells how the user was registered / created.
The method used to register a user.
The user was created by the system.
The user was self-registered with a login-type.
The user was self-registered with a login-type.
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The login type used to register.
The user was created by the system.
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The users settings configuration. Settings of everything that has to do with users.
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If true, users can self register.
If true, users must be verified via email to login.
Deprecated: Text is not supported - If true, users must be verified via phone to login.
Access token Time to Live.
Refresh token Time to Live.
Verification code Time to Live.
The hashing config used to hash passwords.
The allowed login mechanisms.
If true, send a welcome email to new users.
The email provider.
Deprecated: Text is not supported - The text provider.
The templates used for sending emails and texts.
SMTP email provider instance.
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Host of the smtp server.
Port of the smtp server.
A generic template model for sending emails and texts.
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,The body of the template.
The subject of the template.
The type of the template.
The format of the template.
The different template types.
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Unspecified template type.
The welcome email template.
The email verification template.
The reset password email template.
Deprecated: Text is not supported - The welcome text template.
Deprecated: Text is not supported - The text verification template.
Deprecated: Text is not supported - The reset password text template.
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The welcome email template.
Deprecated: Text is not supported - The welcome text template.
The reset password email template.
Deprecated: Text is not supported - The reset password text template.
The email verification template.
Deprecated: Text is not supported - The text verification template.
Deprecated: Text is not supported - Type of text instance in a provider.
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,default from platform config.
Twilio instance.
Deprecated: Text is not supported - The text provider.
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The phone number that the provider sends texts from.
The credentials for the provider.
The instance of the provider.
Deprecated: Text is not supported - An entry model for the text provider.
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The phone number that the provider sends texts from.
The client id for the provider.
The secret id for the provider.
The instance of the provider.
Deprecated: Text is not supported - Default text provider instance.
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Update message for updating users settings.
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A oneof field for the different settings fields.
If true, users can self register.
If true, users must be verified via email to login.
If true, users must be verified via phone to login.
Access token Time to Live.
Refresh token Time to Live.
Verification code Time to Live.
The hashing config used to hash passwords.
The allowed login mechanisms.
The email provider.
The text provider.
The templates used for sending emails and texts.
The allowed login mechanisms
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