Reset Firebase Authentication Password

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I am using an API to reset password with the web component

A block-based programming script sends a password reset request via email using a web API endpoint with a global key and email input text. (Captioned by AI)
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A colourful block-based programming script that handles web responses to show customised success or error message dialogues related to password reset and email validation. (Captioned by AI)
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Doing so will send a password reset email to the user.
I don’t know if it’s possible, but is it possible to customize this password reset sending, including the user’s name and email?

A screenshot of an email template for resetting a password, containing placeholders for app name, email, and link, with HTML paragraph tags and some spelling errors. (Captioned by AI)
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Do you want to modify the appearance of the email? If so, you’re in the right place.

As you can see, it’s written in HTML, and you can customize it however you like.
What you see between %% is a dynamic element that automatically adapts based on who received the email.
%APP_NAME% is the name of your app.
%EMAIL% is the email of the person who requested the password reset.

Usefull link

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Hi,
It should work

You need to do two things:

    1. Edit the Email Template: Add a new placeholder (e.g., %USER_NAME% or %DISPLAY_NAME%) to the email content where you want the name to appear.
    1. Update the API Call: Make sure your Kodular block sends the user’s name (along with the email) to the API endpoint.
      The API must support this extra data.
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The problem is how to do this in Kodular. How to replace this data:
%FIRST_NAME% - txt_name (txt_nome)
%EMAIL% - txt_email (txt_email)

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The %FIRST_NAME% placeholder doesn’t exist, read the guide I linked in my previous reply.

To achieve this, you’d need to handle the password reset emails through your own mail server (or rely on an online service).
It’s a bit complex, but not impossible.

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I think I’ll leave it as is. If I want to do something along these lines in the future, I’ll come back to this same thread.
Thank you for your guidance.