Is there a way to specify a redirect path after successfully consuming a magic link? I dont see an option in

createMagicLink

method. I also tried appending

?redirectToPath=/path

to the end of the magic link but then the login fails. (500 from

signinup/code/consume

)

Hey. You shouldn’t get a 500. But it depends on how you added the query param.

I see. So yeah putting

redirectToPath

param before the hash char doesnt make it return a 500 but it still doesnt redirect with that. Looks like this if want to redirect to a route called /questions

http://localhost:4209/auth/verify?redirectToPath=%2Fquestions&rid=passwordless&preAuthSessionId=DIR6EFU4mOSjAQj4sf-_5t-3NgLk1xZlefuoQ7QvxiE=#Uww-g6ARcF8MJUUEP-qmLouRDzYcIlW3_0Q1t90EJ20=

So how would I modify the link to make it redirect after logging in? I guessi m not sure what

urlWithLinkCode

is supposed to do https://supertokens.com/docs/passwordless/common-customizations/change-magic-link-url

you should provide an impl to getRedirectionUrl in passwordless.init on the frontend: https://supertokens.com/docs/passwordless/pre-built-ui/auth-redirection#change-redirection-path-post-login And on success, read from the query param you added to redirect the user to the right page

The issue is that

context.redirectPath

is undefined though in the ovveride of

getRedirectionUrl

when I manually append

redirectToPath

on the magic link when generated. For some context, the magic link im generating outside of the login page to send in a notification and the deep link path is generated dynamically.

Well, even if it’s undefined, you can just read from the url directly in that function

oh I see, you mean getting it from window. Cause this works

getRedirectionURL: async (context) => {
          if (context.action === 'SUCCESS') {
            const searchParams = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search);
            const redirectToPath = searchParams.get('redirectToPath');
            if (redirectToPath) {
              return redirectToPath;
            }
            return '/';
          }
          return undefined;
        },

Yup

Thatll work, thanks man!

great.