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Firebase detect email verification
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When a user verifies their email address, I want to receive some notification on my client app (iOS/Android).
I need this to ensure that I can unlock additional capabilities for those users whose address is verified. How can I achieve this?
Currently, the only way to do this is to call the reload method on the User object. However, it is not an ideal way of dealing with this situation – after all, I have no idea when they would click on the link. So, performing a reload every time my app becomes active seems excessive.
Maybe there is a trigger which I missed?
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When a user verifies their email address, I want to receive some notification on my client app (iOS/Android).
I need this to ensure that I can unlock additional capabilities for those users whose address is verified. How can I achieve this?
Currently, the only way to do this is to call the reload method on the User object. However, it is not an ideal way of dealing with this situation – after all, I have no idea when they would click on the link. So, performing a reload every time my app becomes active seems excessive.
Maybe there is a trigger which I missed?
ios swift firebase firebase-authentication
Email verification happens when the user clicks the link in their mail app. There is no notification from this server-side operation to your client-side app.
– Frank van Puffelen
Mar 24 at 23:08
add a comment |
When a user verifies their email address, I want to receive some notification on my client app (iOS/Android).
I need this to ensure that I can unlock additional capabilities for those users whose address is verified. How can I achieve this?
Currently, the only way to do this is to call the reload method on the User object. However, it is not an ideal way of dealing with this situation – after all, I have no idea when they would click on the link. So, performing a reload every time my app becomes active seems excessive.
Maybe there is a trigger which I missed?
ios swift firebase firebase-authentication
When a user verifies their email address, I want to receive some notification on my client app (iOS/Android).
I need this to ensure that I can unlock additional capabilities for those users whose address is verified. How can I achieve this?
Currently, the only way to do this is to call the reload method on the User object. However, it is not an ideal way of dealing with this situation – after all, I have no idea when they would click on the link. So, performing a reload every time my app becomes active seems excessive.
Maybe there is a trigger which I missed?
ios swift firebase firebase-authentication
ios swift firebase firebase-authentication
asked Mar 24 at 20:44
Andriy GordiychukAndriy Gordiychuk
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Email verification happens when the user clicks the link in their mail app. There is no notification from this server-side operation to your client-side app.
– Frank van Puffelen
Mar 24 at 23:08
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Email verification happens when the user clicks the link in their mail app. There is no notification from this server-side operation to your client-side app.
– Frank van Puffelen
Mar 24 at 23:08
Email verification happens when the user clicks the link in their mail app. There is no notification from this server-side operation to your client-side app.
– Frank van Puffelen
Mar 24 at 23:08
Email verification happens when the user clicks the link in their mail app. There is no notification from this server-side operation to your client-side app.
– Frank van Puffelen
Mar 24 at 23:08
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Well, what I do is, each app launch I query the user object for its verification status; if it's not verified I send a verif request right there, if not sent before, and if it is and it's the first time, I show some thank you text and move on. I don't think there's an actual notification you can hook with for when the user clicks the link in the email, but alternatively you could build an admin node function server side to check every now and then for verifications and send pushes to the relevant devices.
How do you query the user object for its verification status? For me,isEmailVerifiedproperty remainsfalseunless I callreloadon the user
– Andriy Gordiychuk
Mar 25 at 0:22
Mmm, yes as far as I know, there's just -isEmailVerified-, but so far I've never had the need to check immediately, I just wait till the next app launch and naturally by then, the user object is refreshed... Firebase is a lazy loader, for performance reasons so I can see the issue here
– Sergio Flores
Mar 26 at 16:50
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Well, what I do is, each app launch I query the user object for its verification status; if it's not verified I send a verif request right there, if not sent before, and if it is and it's the first time, I show some thank you text and move on. I don't think there's an actual notification you can hook with for when the user clicks the link in the email, but alternatively you could build an admin node function server side to check every now and then for verifications and send pushes to the relevant devices.
How do you query the user object for its verification status? For me,isEmailVerifiedproperty remainsfalseunless I callreloadon the user
– Andriy Gordiychuk
Mar 25 at 0:22
Mmm, yes as far as I know, there's just -isEmailVerified-, but so far I've never had the need to check immediately, I just wait till the next app launch and naturally by then, the user object is refreshed... Firebase is a lazy loader, for performance reasons so I can see the issue here
– Sergio Flores
Mar 26 at 16:50
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Well, what I do is, each app launch I query the user object for its verification status; if it's not verified I send a verif request right there, if not sent before, and if it is and it's the first time, I show some thank you text and move on. I don't think there's an actual notification you can hook with for when the user clicks the link in the email, but alternatively you could build an admin node function server side to check every now and then for verifications and send pushes to the relevant devices.
How do you query the user object for its verification status? For me,isEmailVerifiedproperty remainsfalseunless I callreloadon the user
– Andriy Gordiychuk
Mar 25 at 0:22
Mmm, yes as far as I know, there's just -isEmailVerified-, but so far I've never had the need to check immediately, I just wait till the next app launch and naturally by then, the user object is refreshed... Firebase is a lazy loader, for performance reasons so I can see the issue here
– Sergio Flores
Mar 26 at 16:50
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Well, what I do is, each app launch I query the user object for its verification status; if it's not verified I send a verif request right there, if not sent before, and if it is and it's the first time, I show some thank you text and move on. I don't think there's an actual notification you can hook with for when the user clicks the link in the email, but alternatively you could build an admin node function server side to check every now and then for verifications and send pushes to the relevant devices.
Well, what I do is, each app launch I query the user object for its verification status; if it's not verified I send a verif request right there, if not sent before, and if it is and it's the first time, I show some thank you text and move on. I don't think there's an actual notification you can hook with for when the user clicks the link in the email, but alternatively you could build an admin node function server side to check every now and then for verifications and send pushes to the relevant devices.
answered Mar 24 at 21:37
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How do you query the user object for its verification status? For me,isEmailVerifiedproperty remainsfalseunless I callreloadon the user
– Andriy Gordiychuk
Mar 25 at 0:22
Mmm, yes as far as I know, there's just -isEmailVerified-, but so far I've never had the need to check immediately, I just wait till the next app launch and naturally by then, the user object is refreshed... Firebase is a lazy loader, for performance reasons so I can see the issue here
– Sergio Flores
Mar 26 at 16:50
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How do you query the user object for its verification status? For me,isEmailVerifiedproperty remainsfalseunless I callreloadon the user
– Andriy Gordiychuk
Mar 25 at 0:22
Mmm, yes as far as I know, there's just -isEmailVerified-, but so far I've never had the need to check immediately, I just wait till the next app launch and naturally by then, the user object is refreshed... Firebase is a lazy loader, for performance reasons so I can see the issue here
– Sergio Flores
Mar 26 at 16:50
How do you query the user object for its verification status? For me,
isEmailVerified property remains false unless I call reload on the user– Andriy Gordiychuk
Mar 25 at 0:22
How do you query the user object for its verification status? For me,
isEmailVerified property remains false unless I call reload on the user– Andriy Gordiychuk
Mar 25 at 0:22
Mmm, yes as far as I know, there's just -isEmailVerified-, but so far I've never had the need to check immediately, I just wait till the next app launch and naturally by then, the user object is refreshed... Firebase is a lazy loader, for performance reasons so I can see the issue here
– Sergio Flores
Mar 26 at 16:50
Mmm, yes as far as I know, there's just -isEmailVerified-, but so far I've never had the need to check immediately, I just wait till the next app launch and naturally by then, the user object is refreshed... Firebase is a lazy loader, for performance reasons so I can see the issue here
– Sergio Flores
Mar 26 at 16:50
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Email verification happens when the user clicks the link in their mail app. There is no notification from this server-side operation to your client-side app.
– Frank van Puffelen
Mar 24 at 23:08