1) you don’t need to provide that config cause the default schema is public

2) see the email delivery section in docs. Specifically the custom method part.

You need to override the sendEmail function to use sendgrid

I see.

When the user clicks on the link, it opens your frontend website and our pre built ui consumes the link

It’s all in the docs. Please have a look. I can only help answer very specific questions at the moment.

aa I use custom ui, not prebuilt ui I forgot to write it😅

You don’t need to call oroginalImplementation.sendEmail

Hey, I still have a problem. I have so: https://gist.github.com/jukialen/5197840d37023523007b9eabca7f0af4 now and I don't know what I do wrong.

I use Nestjs and prisma.

@porcellus Can you help me?

Template version, how do you determine that?

I have object with ids and I'll use in this props: template.someNameId

Do you understand? I was trying but I cannot do this (override with props).

Can you help me after these details? 😅

Now I have: override: (originalImplementation) => { return { ...originalImplementation, sendEmail(input) { return send({ templateVersion: templates.confirmEmail, verificationUrl: input.url, email: input.email, }); }, }; }, but I have this error: "TS2560: Value of type '(originalImplementation: any) => any' has no properties in common with type '{ functions?: (originalImplementation: RecipeInterface, builder?: OverrideableBuilder) => RecipeInterface; apis?: (originalImplementation: APIInterface, builder?: OverrideableBuilder) => APIInterface; }'. Did you mean to call it?"

Now I have so: ThirdPartyEmailPassword.init({ providers: [ ThirdPartyEmailPassword.Google({ clientId: process.env.GOOGLE_ID, clientSecret: process.env.GOOGLE_SECRET_ID, }), ], emailDelivery: { override: () => { return { // ...originalImplementation, sendEmail: async function ( input, ): Promise< | { statusCode: HttpStatus; message: string } | BadRequestException > { return send({ templateVersion: templates.forgottenPassword, verificationUrl: input.passwordResetLink, email: input.user.email, }); }, }; }, }, }), EmailVerification.init({ mode: 'OPTIONAL', emailDelivery: { override: () => { return { // ...originalImplementation, sendEmail: async function ( input, ): Promise< | { statusCode: HttpStatus; message: string } | BadRequestException > { return send({ templateVersion: templates.confirmEmail, verificationUrl: input.emailVerifyLink, email: input.user.email, }); }, }; }, }, }), Maybe now is ok? I only have errors with types.

I’m sure you can figure it out. The docs are clear enough. Thanks