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Templating

How to use templates to theme your authentication domain

1: Template Tutorial
2: Page Reference

2.1: Dashboard
2.2: Enroll OTP
2.3: Enroll WebAuthn
2.4: Login
2.5: Login: Enter OTP
2.6: Login: Enter Password
2.7: Login: Magic Link
2.8: Login: Magic Link Sent
2.9: Login: Options
2.10: Login: Success
2.11: Login: TFA Options
2.12: Login: WebAuthn
2.13: Reset Password
2.14: Reset Password: Email Sent
2.15: Reset Password: Set Password
2.16: Signup
2.17: Signup: Create Password
2.18: Signup: Success
2.19: style.css
2.20: Verification Error
2.21: Verification Success

NOTE: This is only available to Pro plans and up

Templating

All of the pages present under an authentication domain (for example, the login page, login success page, password entry page, etc.) are customizable. They are based on Jinja templates, allowing a high degree of customizability while remaining fast and easy to use.

How templates are implemented

All pages take the form of a static HTML file, which links to a global CSS file. This allows for simple customizations to the colors present on a given page, while also supporting fully custom designs.

Restrictions

All templates uploaded to Authproject must be under 300KB in size. This is done to keep the templates lightweight and easily handled by our servers.

Samples

For example, the login pages looks like the following:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
  <head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8" />
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />
    <title>Login</title>
    <!-- Bootstrap CSS v5.x CDN -->
    <link
      href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/bootstrap@5.3.3/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css"
      rel="stylesheet"
    />
    <link href="/static/style.css" rel="stylesheet" />
  </head>

  <body>
    <div class="container">
      <div class="row justify-content-center">
        <div class="card login-card">
          <div class="login-card-title">Login to Your Account</div>
          <div class="login-card-body">
            <form method="POST" action="/login">
              {% if message %}
              <div class="mb-3">
                <p class="text-primary text-center">{{ message }}</p>
              </div>
              {% endif %} {% if error %}
              <div class="mb-3">
                <p class="text-danger text-center">{{ error }}</p>
              </div>
              {% endif %}
              <div class="mb-3">
                <label for="inputEmail" class="form-label">Email address</label>
                <input
                  type="email"
                  class="form-control"
                  id="inputEmail"
                  name="email"
                  placeholder="Enter email"
                />
              </div>
              <button type="submit" class="btn btn-success w-100 btn-square">
                Login
              </button>
              <a href="/reset" class="text-success">
                <p class="text-center pt-3">Reset password</p>
              </a>
              <a href="/signup" class="text-success">
                <p class="text-center">Sign Up</p>
              </a>
            </form>
          </div>
        </div>
      </div>
      <div class="row">
        <footer class="text-center mt-4">
          <small
            >Powered by <a href="https://authproject.com">Authproject</a></small
          >
        </footer>
      </div>
    </div>
  </body>
</html>

Explanation

The HTML is structured into three primary parts:

The header, which includes relevant CSS
The body, which utilizes Jinja templates
The footer, which is simply “Powered by Authproject”

The Header

While not required, it is recommended that all templates include the global style.css file for theming. It must contain valid CSS, and is not given any variables to be used in the template. That is to say, the file should be CSS without any Jinja syntax.

The Body

The body is composed of HTML templated with Jinja. Each page is passed a set of variables (described on the individual page’s documentation), and can perform actions based on those variables’ contents. For example, the Login page is passed the following:

message - A message to be displayed to the user, but not an error
error - An error to be displayed to the user

These simple variables contain pre-formatted text strings to transparently display to the user in the page.

The footer is simple in this page - it simply has a link to Authproject.

Ready to get started?

To see more on templates, browse the page documentation in the side bar.

To sign up for Authproject, simply visit ours home page and contact us.

1 - Template Tutorial

Tutorial to write your own templates in Authproject

Read this page and follow the guide to build your own templates in Authproject.

Tutorial

The first step is to select the template to edit. In our case, we are going to be customizing the Login page to have custom colors.

TODO: Complete this with screenshots once the dashboard is complete.

2 - Page Reference

Reference documentation for each template page

2.1 - Dashboard

The main user account dashboard, displaying available authentication options and user session details.

Dashboard

Title: Dashboard


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Not allowed

Description: The main user account dashboard, displaying available authentication options and user session details.

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- email	No	string	No	-	User Email
- first_factor_option_names	No	object or null	No	-	First Factor Option Names
- first_factor_options	No	array of string or null	No	-	First Factor Options
- second_factor_option_names	No	object or null	No	-	Second Factor Option Names
- second_factor_options	No	array of string or null	No	-	Second Factor Options
- sessions	No	array or null	No	-	User Sessions

1. Property `Dashboard > email`

Title: User Email


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: The email address of the user.

2. Property `Dashboard > first_factor_option_names`

Title: First Factor Option Names


Type	`object or null`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable names for first factor options.

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
-	No	string	No	-	-

2.1. Property `Dashboard > first_factor_option_names > additionalProperties`


Type	`string`
Required	No

3. Property `Dashboard > first_factor_options`

Title: First Factor Options


Type	`array of string or null`
Required	No

Description: Available first factor authentication methods.

	Array restrictions
Min items	N/A
Max items	N/A
Items unicity	False
Additional items	False
Tuple validation	See below

Each item of this array must be	Description
first_factor_options items	-

3.1. Dashboard > first_factor_options > first_factor_options items


Type	`string`
Required	No

4. Property `Dashboard > second_factor_option_names`

Title: Second Factor Option Names


Type	`object or null`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable names for second factor options.

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
-	No	string	No	-	-

4.1. Property `Dashboard > second_factor_option_names > additionalProperties`


Type	`string`
Required	No

5. Property `Dashboard > second_factor_options`

Title: Second Factor Options


Type	`array of string or null`
Required	No

Description: Available second factor authentication methods.

	Array restrictions
Min items	N/A
Max items	N/A
Items unicity	False
Additional items	False
Tuple validation	See below

Each item of this array must be	Description
second_factor_options items	-

5.1. Dashboard > second_factor_options > second_factor_options items


Type	`string`
Required	No

6. Property `Dashboard > sessions`

Title: User Sessions


Type	`array or null`
Required	No

Description: Active user sessions with details.

	Array restrictions
Min items	N/A
Max items	N/A
Items unicity	False
Additional items	False
Tuple validation	See below

Each item of this array must be	Description
SchemasSessionSchema	-

6.1. Dashboard > sessions > SchemasSessionSchema


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Any type allowed
Defined in	#/definitions/SchemasSessionSchema

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- expires_at	No	string	No	-	Expires At
- ip_address	No	string	No	-	IP Address
- last_user_agent	No	string	No	-	Last User Agent
- session_id	No	string	No	-	Session ID

6.1.1. Property `Dashboard > sessions > sessions items > expires_at`

Title: Expires At


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Expiration time of the session.

6.1.2. Property `Dashboard > sessions > sessions items > ip_address`

Title: IP Address


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Last known IP address of the session.

6.1.3. Property `Dashboard > sessions > sessions items > last_user_agent`

Title: Last User Agent


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: User agent of the last request in the session.

6.1.4. Property `Dashboard > sessions > sessions items > session_id`

Title: Session ID


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Unique identifier for the session.

2.2 - Enroll OTP

Enroll a user in One-Time Password (OTP) authentication.

Enroll OTP

Title: Enroll OTP


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Not allowed

Description: Enroll a user in One-Time Password (OTP) authentication.

Example:

{
    "error": "Invalid credentials",
    "message": "Logout successful",
    "otp_secret": "JBSWY3DPEHPK3PXP",
    "otp_url": "otpauth://totp/Example:alice@google.com?secret=JBSWY3DPEHPK3PXP&issuer=Example"
}

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- error	No	string	No	-	Error
- message	No	string	No	-	Message
- otp_secret	No	string	No	-	OTP Secret
- otp_url	No	string	No	-	OTP URL

1. Property `Enroll OTP > error`

Title: Error


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to be displayed about an error that occurred

Example:

"Invalid credentials"

2. Property `Enroll OTP > message`

Title: Message


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to display to the user. It being present is not indicative of an error

Example:

"Logout successful"

3. Property `Enroll OTP > otp_secret`

Title: OTP Secret


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Secret for the OTP authenticator app

4. Property `Enroll OTP > otp_url`

Title: OTP URL


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: URL to configure the OTP authenticator app

2.3 - Enroll WebAuthn

The schema for enrolling a user in WebAuthn (Web Authentication) for two-factor authentication.

Enroll WebAuthn

Title: Enroll WebAuthn


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Not allowed

Description: The schema for enrolling a user in WebAuthn (Web Authentication) for two-factor authentication.

Example:

{
    "error": "Invalid credentials",
    "message": "Logout successful",
    "options": "<opaque string to be sent to the browser>"
}

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- error	No	string	No	-	Error
- message	No	string	No	-	Message
- options	No	string	No	-	WebAuthn Options

1. Property `Enroll WebAuthn > error`

Title: Error


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to be displayed about an error that occurred

Example:

"Invalid credentials"

2. Property `Enroll WebAuthn > message`

Title: Message


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to display to the user. It being present is not indicative of an error

Example:

"Logout successful"

3. Property `Enroll WebAuthn > options`

Title: WebAuthn Options


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: WebAuthn options for the user to enroll a new device

2.4 - Login

The first step of the login process, where a user enters their email.

Title: Login


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Not allowed

Description: The first step of the login process, where a user enters their email.

Example:

{
    "error": "Invalid credentials",
    "message": "Logout successful"
}

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- error	No	string	No	-	Error
- message	No	string	No	-	Message

1. Property `Login > error`

Title: Error


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to be displayed about an error that occurred

Example:

"Invalid credentials"

2. Property `Login > message`

Title: Message


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to display to the user. It being present is not indicative of an error

Example:

"Logout successful"

2.5 - Login: Enter OTP

The second step of the login process when using OTP (One-Time Password) authentication.

Title: Login: Enter OTP


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Not allowed

Description: The second step of the login process when using OTP (One-Time Password) authentication.

Example:

{
    "error": "Invalid credentials",
    "message": "Logout successful"
}

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- error	No	string	No	-	Error
- message	No	string	No	-	Message

1. Property `Login: Enter OTP > error`

Title: Error


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to be displayed about an error that occurred

Example:

"Invalid credentials"

2. Property `Login: Enter OTP > message`

Title: Message


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to display to the user. It being present is not indicative of an error

Example:

"Logout successful"

2.6 - Login: Enter Password

The second step of the login process when using a password for authentication.

Title: Login: Enter Password


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Not allowed

Description: The second step of the login process when using a password for authentication.

Example:

{
    "error": "Invalid credentials",
    "message": "Logout successful"
}

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- error	No	string	No	-	Error
- message	No	string	No	-	Message

1. Property `Login: Enter Password > error`

Title: Error


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to be displayed about an error that occurred

Example:

"Invalid credentials"

2. Property `Login: Enter Password > message`

Title: Message


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to display to the user. It being present is not indicative of an error

Example:

"Logout successful"

2.7 - Login: Magic Link

The second step of the login process when using a magic link for authentication.

Title: Login: Magic Link


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Any type allowed

Description: The second step of the login process when using a magic link for authentication.

2.8 - Login: Magic Link Sent

The second step of the login process where a magic link has been sent to the user.

Title: Login: Magic Link Sent


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Any type allowed

Description: The second step of the login process where a magic link has been sent to the user.

2.9 - Login: Options

The options available to the user during the second step of the login process.

Title: Login: Options


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Not allowed

Description: The options available to the user during the second step of the login process.

Example:

{
    "option_name": {
        "magiclink": "Magic Link",
        "password": "Password"
    },
    "options": [
        "password",
        "magiclink"
    ]
}

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- oauth_provider_options	No	array	No	-	OAuth Provider Options
- options	No	array or null	No	-	Options

1. Property `Login: Options > oauth_provider_options`

Title: OAuth Provider Options


Type	`array`
Required	No

Description: List of available OAuth provider options for the user to choose from

Example:

{
    "provider_id": "google",
    "provider_image_url": "https://example.com/google.png",
    "provider_name": "Google"
}

	Array restrictions
Min items	N/A
Max items	N/A
Items unicity	False
Additional items	False
Tuple validation	See below

Each item of this array must be	Description
SchemasLoginFirstFactorProviderOption	-


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Any type allowed
Defined in	#/definitions/SchemasLoginFirstFactorProviderOption

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- provider_id	No	string	No	-	Provider ID
- provider_image_url	No	string	No	-	Provider Image URL
- provider_name	No	string	No	-	Provider Name

1.1.1. Property `Login: Options > oauth_provider_options > oauth_provider_options items > provider_id`

Title: Provider ID


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Unique identifier for the OAuth provider

Example:

"google"

1.1.2. Property `Login: Options > oauth_provider_options > oauth_provider_options items > provider_image_url`

Title: Provider Image URL


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: URL to the image representing the OAuth provider

Example:

"https://example.com/google.png"

1.1.3. Property `Login: Options > oauth_provider_options > oauth_provider_options items > provider_name`

Title: Provider Name


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable name for the OAuth provider

Example:

"Google"

2. Property `Login: Options > options`

Title: Options


Type	`array or null`
Required	No

Description: List of available options for the user to choose from

Example:

{
    "option_id": "password",
    "option_name": "Password"
}

	Array restrictions
Min items	N/A
Max items	N/A
Items unicity	False
Additional items	False
Tuple validation	See below

Each item of this array must be	Description
SchemasLoginFirstFactorOption	-


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Any type allowed
Defined in	#/definitions/SchemasLoginFirstFactorOption

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- option_id	No	string	No	-	Option ID
- option_name	No	string	No	-	Option Name

2.1.1. Property `Login: Options > options > options items > option_id`

Title: Option ID


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Unique identifier for the login option

Example:

"password"

2.1.2. Property `Login: Options > options > options items > option_name`

Title: Option Name


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable name for the login option

Example:

"Password"

2.10 - Login: Success

A successful login.

Title: Login: Success


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Any type allowed

Description: A successful login.

2.11 - Login: TFA Options

Display available TFA (Two-Factor Authentication) options for a user during login.

Title: Login: TFA Options


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Not allowed

Description: Display available TFA (Two-Factor Authentication) options for a user during login.

Example:

{
    "option_name": {
        "otp": "One-Time Password",
        "webauthn": "WebAuthn"
    },
    "options": [
        "otp",
        "webauthn"
    ]
}

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- option_name	No	object or null	No	-	TFA Option Names
- options	No	array of string or null	No	-	TFA Options

1. Property `Login: TFA Options > option_name`

Title: TFA Option Names


Type	`object or null`
Required	No

Description: Map of TFA option IDs to human-readable names

Example:

{
    "otp": "One-Time Password",
    "webauthn": "WebAuthn"
}

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
-	No	string	No	-	-

1.1. Property `Login: TFA Options > option_name > additionalProperties`


Type	`string`
Required	No

2. Property `Login: TFA Options > options`

Title: TFA Options


Type	`array of string or null`
Required	No

Description: List of available TFA option IDs for the user

Examples:

"otp"

"webauthn"

	Array restrictions
Min items	N/A
Max items	N/A
Items unicity	False
Additional items	False
Tuple validation	See below

Each item of this array must be	Description
options items	-


Type	`string`
Required	No

2.12 - Login: WebAuthn

The second step of the login process when using WebAuthn for authentication.

Title: Login: WebAuthn


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Not allowed

Description: The second step of the login process when using WebAuthn for authentication.

Example:

{
    "error": "Invalid credentials",
    "message": "Logout successful"
}

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- error	No	string	No	-	Error
- message	No	string	No	-	Message

1. Property `Login: WebAuthn > error`

Title: Error


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to be displayed about an error that occurred

Example:

"Invalid credentials"

2. Property `Login: WebAuthn > message`

Title: Message


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to display to the user. It being present is not indicative of an error

Example:

"Logout successful"

2.13 - Reset Password

The first step of the password reset process where a user requests a password reset link.

Reset Password

Title: Reset Password


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Any type allowed

Description: The first step of the password reset process where a user requests a password reset link.

2.14 - Reset Password: Email Sent

A response indicating that a password reset link has been sent to the user’s email.

Reset Password: Email Sent

Title: Reset Password: Email Sent


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Any type allowed

Description: A response indicating that a password reset link has been sent to the user’s email.

2.15 - Reset Password: Set Password

Schema for setting a new password during the password reset process.

Reset Password: Set Password

Title: Reset Password: Set Password


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Not allowed

Description: Schema for setting a new password during the password reset process.

Example:

{
    "error": "Invalid credentials",
    "message": "Logout successful",
    "reset_token": "abc123xyz"
}

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- error	No	string	No	-	Error
- message	No	string	No	-	Message
- reset_token	No	string	No	-	Reset Token

1. Property `Reset Password: Set Password > error`

Title: Error


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to be displayed about an error that occurred

Example:

"Invalid credentials"

2. Property `Reset Password: Set Password > message`

Title: Message


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to display to the user. It being present is not indicative of an error

Example:

"Logout successful"

3. Property `Reset Password: Set Password > reset_token`

Title: Reset Token


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: The token used to verify the password reset request

Example:

"abc123xyz"

2.16 - Signup

Step 1 in the signup process where a new user registers with their email.

Title: Signup


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Not allowed

Description: Step 1 in the signup process where a new user registers with their email.

Example:

{
    "error": "Invalid credentials",
    "message": "Logout successful"
}

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- error	No	string	No	-	Error
- message	No	string	No	-	Message

1. Property `Signup > error`

Title: Error


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to be displayed about an error that occurred

Example:

"Invalid credentials"

2. Property `Signup > message`

Title: Message


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to display to the user. It being present is not indicative of an error

Example:

"Logout successful"

2.17 - Signup: Create Password

Create a password during the signup process.

Title: Signup: Create Password


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Not allowed

Description: Create a password during the signup process.

Example:

{
    "error": "Invalid credentials",
    "message": "Logout successful"
}

Property	Pattern	Type	Deprecated	Definition	Title/Description
- error	No	string	No	-	Error
- message	No	string	No	-	Message

1. Property `Signup: Create Password > error`

Title: Error


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to be displayed about an error that occurred

Example:

"Invalid credentials"

2. Property `Signup: Create Password > message`

Title: Message


Type	`string`
Required	No

Description: Human-readable message to display to the user. It being present is not indicative of an error

Example:

"Logout successful"

2.18 - Signup: Success

A successful signup response.

Title: Signup: Success


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Any type allowed

Description: A successful signup response.

2.19 - style.css

The global style.css file.

style.css

Title: style.css


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Any type allowed

Description: The global style.css file.

2.20 - Verification Error

An error response during the verification process.

Verification Error

Title: Verification Error


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Any type allowed

Description: An error response during the verification process.

2.21 - Verification Success

A successful verification response.

Verification Success

Title: Verification Success


Type	`object`
Required	No
Additional properties	Any type allowed

Description: A successful verification response.

Templating

Templating

How templates are implemented

Restrictions

Samples

Explanation

The Header

The Body

The Footer

Ready to get started?

1 - Template Tutorial

Tutorial

2 - Page Reference

2.1 - Dashboard

Dashboard

1. Property Dashboard > email

2. Property Dashboard > first_factor_option_names

2.1. Property Dashboard > first_factor_option_names > additionalProperties

3. Property Dashboard > first_factor_options

3.1. Dashboard > first_factor_options > first_factor_options items

4. Property Dashboard > second_factor_option_names

4.1. Property Dashboard > second_factor_option_names > additionalProperties

5. Property Dashboard > second_factor_options

5.1. Dashboard > second_factor_options > second_factor_options items

6. Property Dashboard > sessions

6.1. Dashboard > sessions > SchemasSessionSchema

6.1.1. Property Dashboard > sessions > sessions items > expires_at

6.1.2. Property Dashboard > sessions > sessions items > ip_address

6.1.3. Property Dashboard > sessions > sessions items > last_user_agent

6.1.4. Property Dashboard > sessions > sessions items > session_id

2.2 - Enroll OTP

Enroll OTP

1. Property Enroll OTP > error

2. Property Enroll OTP > message

3. Property Enroll OTP > otp_secret

4. Property Enroll OTP > otp_url

2.3 - Enroll WebAuthn

Enroll WebAuthn

1. Property Enroll WebAuthn > error

2. Property Enroll WebAuthn > message

3. Property Enroll WebAuthn > options

2.4 - Login

Login

1. Property Login > error

2. Property Login > message

2.5 - Login: Enter OTP

Login: Enter OTP

1. Property Login: Enter OTP > error

2. Property Login: Enter OTP > message

2.6 - Login: Enter Password

Login: Enter Password

1. Property Login: Enter Password > error

2. Property Login: Enter Password > message

2.7 - Login: Magic Link

Login: Magic Link

2.8 - Login: Magic Link Sent

Login: Magic Link Sent

2.9 - Login: Options

Login: Options

1. Property Login: Options > oauth_provider_options

1.1. Login: Options > oauth_provider_options > SchemasLoginFirstFactorProviderOption

1.1.1. Property Login: Options > oauth_provider_options > oauth_provider_options items > provider_id

1.1.2. Property Login: Options > oauth_provider_options > oauth_provider_options items > provider_image_url

1.1.3. Property Login: Options > oauth_provider_options > oauth_provider_options items > provider_name

2. Property Login: Options > options

2.1. Login: Options > options > SchemasLoginFirstFactorOption

2.1.1. Property Login: Options > options > options items > option_id

2.1.2. Property Login: Options > options > options items > option_name

2.10 - Login: Success

Login: Success

2.11 - Login: TFA Options

Login: TFA Options

1. Property Login: TFA Options > option_name

1.1. Property Login: TFA Options > option_name > additionalProperties

2. Property Login: TFA Options > options

2.1. Login: TFA Options > options > options items

2.12 - Login: WebAuthn

Login: WebAuthn

1. Property Login: WebAuthn > error

2. Property Login: WebAuthn > message

1. Property `Dashboard > email`

2. Property `Dashboard > first_factor_option_names`

2.1. Property `Dashboard > first_factor_option_names > additionalProperties`

3. Property `Dashboard > first_factor_options`

4. Property `Dashboard > second_factor_option_names`

4.1. Property `Dashboard > second_factor_option_names > additionalProperties`

5. Property `Dashboard > second_factor_options`

6. Property `Dashboard > sessions`

6.1.1. Property `Dashboard > sessions > sessions items > expires_at`

6.1.2. Property `Dashboard > sessions > sessions items > ip_address`

6.1.3. Property `Dashboard > sessions > sessions items > last_user_agent`

6.1.4. Property `Dashboard > sessions > sessions items > session_id`

1. Property `Enroll OTP > error`

2. Property `Enroll OTP > message`

3. Property `Enroll OTP > otp_secret`

4. Property `Enroll OTP > otp_url`

1. Property `Enroll WebAuthn > error`

2. Property `Enroll WebAuthn > message`

3. Property `Enroll WebAuthn > options`

1. Property `Login > error`

2. Property `Login > message`

1. Property `Login: Enter OTP > error`

2. Property `Login: Enter OTP > message`

1. Property `Login: Enter Password > error`

2. Property `Login: Enter Password > message`

1. Property `Login: Options > oauth_provider_options`

1.1.1. Property `Login: Options > oauth_provider_options > oauth_provider_options items > provider_id`

1.1.2. Property `Login: Options > oauth_provider_options > oauth_provider_options items > provider_image_url`

1.1.3. Property `Login: Options > oauth_provider_options > oauth_provider_options items > provider_name`

2. Property `Login: Options > options`

2.1.1. Property `Login: Options > options > options items > option_id`

2.1.2. Property `Login: Options > options > options items > option_name`

1. Property `Login: TFA Options > option_name`

1.1. Property `Login: TFA Options > option_name > additionalProperties`

2. Property `Login: TFA Options > options`

1. Property `Login: WebAuthn > error`

2. Property `Login: WebAuthn > message`

1. Property `Reset Password: Set Password > error`

2. Property `Reset Password: Set Password > message`

3. Property `Reset Password: Set Password > reset_token`

1. Property `Signup > error`

2. Property `Signup > message`

1. Property `Signup: Create Password > error`

2. Property `Signup: Create Password > message`