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🚀 Feature: Add the ability to modify email templates #5908
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What is the current form of sending mail? Is it generated by appwrite by default? |
Yes, you can try this out by clicking on forgot password or sending a verification email when a user registers on your app. |
Hi, can you add your comments here: #729 |
Oh Great! I was trying to work on this and I was seeing what is the present scenario, at present when I have registered to an app using appwrite in signup page I don't get any verification mail, when will this even come, is there any configuration in appwrite to do so that this occurs every time the user signups using appwrite API? As the work is being done on this, I am just curious to know how this works. |
@iampranavdhar If you're using a self-hosted instance of Appwrite, you will need to setup the appropriate SMTP environment variables in the If you're using Appwrite Cloud, receiving emails shouldn't be an issue. If you aren't receiving emails via cloud, let us know so the team can look into it. |
Related Issue: #3147 |
🔖 Feature description
There should be a mechanism for us to personalize or modify the emails being sent by appwrite:
🎤 Pitch
This would immensely improve brand identity.
👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
🏢 Have you read the Code of Conduct?
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