defmodule PhoenixKitWeb.Users.ConfirmationInstructions do @moduledoc """ LiveView for resending email confirmation instructions. Allows users to request a new confirmation email if they didn't receive the original or if the link expired. Only sends if the account exists and is not already confirmed. This page is also where the authentication gates park logged-in users whose email is not yet confirmed (when `require_email_confirmation` is on), so it moves them along as soon as confirmation happens: - On mount, an already-confirmed user is redirected onward immediately — covers a confirmation done elsewhere (or directly in the DB) followed by a refresh, since the user is reloaded from the DB on every mount. - While parked, the LiveView listens on this user's own confirmation topic for `{:user_confirmed, user}` (broadcast by both the email-link flow and the admin confirm action) and redirects onward live, no refresh needed — e.g. when the user clicks the emailed link in another tab. It is a per-user topic, not the site-wide admin users feed, so a parked non-admin never receives other users' structs. "Onward" is `?return_to=` (stashed by the gate that parked them), then the session's `user_return_to`, then the `after_login_path` setting. """ use PhoenixKitWeb, :live_view alias PhoenixKit.Admin.Events alias PhoenixKit.Users.Auth alias PhoenixKit.Users.RateLimiter alias PhoenixKit.Utils.Routes def mount(params, session, socket) do user = socket.assigns[:phoenix_kit_current_user] destination = resolve_destination(params, session) cond do user && user.confirmed_at -> {:ok, redirect(socket, to: destination)} is_nil(user) -> {:ok, socket |> assign(form: to_form(%{"email" => ""}, as: "user")) |> assign(awaiting_confirmation?: false) |> assign(destination: destination)} true -> # Subscribe FIRST, then re-read: a confirmation committed between the # on_mount user load and the subscribe would otherwise be missed, and # the page would sit there forever despite promising to continue # automatically. Re-reading after subscribing closes that window — # either the re-read sees it, or the broadcast reaches us. if connected?(socket), do: Events.subscribe_to_user_confirmation(user.uuid) if connected?(socket) and confirmed_since_mount?(user) do {:ok, redirect(socket, to: destination)} else {:ok, socket |> assign(form: to_form(%{"email" => user.email}, as: "user")) |> assign(awaiting_confirmation?: true) |> assign(destination: destination)} end end end defp confirmed_since_mount?(user) do case Auth.get_user(user.uuid) do %{confirmed_at: confirmed_at} -> not is_nil(confirmed_at) _ -> false end end def handle_event("send_instructions", %{"user" => %{"email" => email}}, socket) do # Throttle BEFORE the lookup and answer identically either way. This form # is public: only an existing unconfirmed account does work (insert a token, # send mail), so an unthrottled endpoint is both a targeted mail-flood # vector and a timing oracle for which addresses are registered. with :ok <- RateLimiter.check_confirmation_resend_rate_limit(email), %{} = user <- Auth.get_user_by_email(email) do Auth.deliver_user_confirmation_instructions( user, &Routes.url("/users/confirm/#{&1}") ) end info = "If your email is in our system and it has not been confirmed yet, you will receive an email with instructions shortly." socket = put_flash(socket, :info, info) # A parked (logged-in, unconfirmed) user stays here so the live # auto-advance can fire once they click the emailed link; anonymous # visitors are sent on to the resolved destination. if socket.assigns.awaiting_confirmation? do {:noreply, socket} else {:noreply, redirect(socket, to: socket.assigns.destination)} end end def handle_info({:user_confirmed, %{uuid: uuid}}, socket) do current = socket.assigns[:phoenix_kit_current_user] if current && current.uuid == uuid do {:noreply, socket |> put_flash(:info, gettext("Email confirmed. Welcome!")) |> redirect(to: socket.assigns.destination)} else {:noreply, socket} end end # Defensive: the topic carries only this user's confirmation today. def handle_info(_msg, socket), do: {:noreply, socket} defp resolve_destination(params, session) do Routes.post_auth_path([params["return_to"], session["user_return_to"]]) end end