Closed wimski closed 2 years ago
The following example in the register section of the readme has incorrectly named hash parameters. It says token instead of hash.
token
hash
mutation { register(input: { name: "John Doe" email: "john.doe@gmail.com" password: "secret" password_confirmation: "secret" verification_url: { url: "https://my-front-end.com/verify-email?id=__ID__&token=__HASH__" # Signed: url: "https://my-front-end.com/verify-email?id=__ID__&token=__HASH__&expires=__EXPIRES__&signature=__SIGNATURE__" } }) { token status } }
That's part of the custom URL provided by the person calling the register mutation.
The important part is the __HASH__ right?
__HASH__
Ah yes, you're right.
The following example in the register section of the readme has incorrectly named hash parameters. It says
token
instead ofhash
.