SignUp

The SignUp object holds the state of the current sign up and provides helper methods to navigate and complete the sign up flow. Once a sign up is complete, a new user is created.

There are two important steps that need to be done in order for a sign up to be completed:

• Supply all the required fields. The required fields depend on your instance settings.
• Verify contact information. Some of the supplied fields need extra verification. These are the email address and phone number.

The above steps can be split into smaller actions (e.g. you don't have to supply all the required fields at once) and can done in any order. This provides great flexibility and supports even the most complicated sign up flows.

Also, the attributes of the SignUp object can basically be grouped into three categories:

• Those that contain information regarding the sign-up flow and what is missing in order for the sign-up to complete. For more information on these, check our detailed sign-up flow guide.
• Those that hold the different values that we supply to the sign-up. Examples of these are username, emailAddress, firstName, etc.
• Those that contain references to the created resources once the sign-up is complete, i.e. createdSessionId and createdUserId.

Attributes

Methods

create()

function create(params: SignUpCreateParams): Promise<SignUpResource>;

This method initiates a new sign-up flow. It creates a new SignUp object and de-activates any existing SignUp that the client might already had in progress.

The form of the given params depends on the configuration of the instance. Choices on the instance settings affect which options are available to use.

The create method will return a promise of the new SignUp object. This sign up might be complete if you supply the required fields in one go. However, this is not mandatory. Our sign-up process provides great flexibility and allows users to easily create multi-step sign-up flows.

SignUpCreateParams

update()

function update(params: SignUpUpdateParams): Promise<SignUpResource>;

This method is used to update the current sign up.

As with create, the form of the given params depends on the configuration of the instance.

SignUpUpdateParams

SignUpUpdateParams is a mirror of SignUpCreateParams with the same fields and types.

createMagicLinkFlow()

function createMagicLinkFlow(): {
  startMagicLinkFlow: (params: StartMagicLinkFlowParams) => Promise<SignUp>;
  cancelMagicLinkFlow: () => void;
};

Sets up a sign up with magic link flow. Calling createMagicLinkFlow() will return two functions.

The first function is async and starts the magic link flow, preparing a magic link verification. It sends the magic link email and starts polling for verification results. The signature is startMagicLinkFlow({ redirectUrl: string }) => Promise<SignUpResource>.

The second function can be used to stop polling at any time, allowing for full control of the flow and cleanup. The signature is cancelMagicLinkFlow() => void.

Returns

createMagicLinkFlow returns an object with two functions:

StartMagicLinkFlowParams

Additional methods

In addition to the methods listed above, the SignUp class also has the following methods:

Authenticate with

• authenticateWithRedirect()
• authenticateWithMetamask()
• authenticateWithWeb3()

Verification

• prepareVerification()
• attemptVerification()

Email verification

• prepareEmailAddressVerification()
• attemptEmailAddressVerification()

Phone verification

• preparePhoneNumberVerification()
• attemptPhoneNumberVerification()

Web3 verification

• prepareWeb3WalletVerification()
• attemptWeb3WalletVerification()