There is now one way in: POST /api/auth/magic-link with an email address. It
creates the account (unverified) if the address is new -- that's the only
"sign up" -- and emails a sign-in link either way, subject to the existing
60s-per-user resend throttle. Opening the link (POST /api/auth/verify-email,
unchanged) is what actually creates the session, and marks the address
verified the first time. Since a session can now only ever come from an
opened link, "authenticated" implies "verified" -- there's no more
authenticated-but-unverified state, so the resend-verification endpoint and
all the "verify your email" nagging UI are gone too.
Backend
- migrations/008: ALTER TABLE users DROP COLUMN password_hash.
- UserRepository: create() takes only an email; new findOrCreateByEmail()
(race-safe) backs the magic-link endpoint.
- AuthController: register()/login() removed; requestLoginLink() now
find-or-creates before sending.
- EmailVerificationController: resend() removed (dead -- you can't be
authenticated and unverified); requestChange() drops the password check,
now just { email }.
- EmailVerifier: sendVerification() removed (unused once register() and
resend() are gone); sendLoginLink() is the one email people get.
- Routes: POST /auth/register, POST /auth/login, POST /email/verification
all gone.
Frontend
- LoginView: email field + "Send sign-in link" button, nothing else.
RegisterView and the /register route are gone.
- auth store: register()/login()/resendVerification() removed;
requestEmailChange() drops the password param.
- ProfileView: password field and the "verify your email" section removed,
leaving just the change-email form.
- App.vue: the "verify email" header badge is gone; DashboardView's
unverified-address notice is gone.
- Now-dead .badge/.badge--warn/a.badge CSS removed.
Tests: AuthTest and EmailVerificationTest rewritten for the new flow (52
tests total, down from 58 -- consolidated, not reduced coverage).
ApiTestCase::authHeader() signs in via the real magic-link -> verify flow.
Verified end-to-end against the rebuilt container and the dev server: a brand
new address gets an account + session from one link; /auth/register,
/auth/login and /email/verification all 404; the UI shows no password field
anywhere and no verification nagging. Also fixed the README's "Try it" curl
snippets, which had been silently broken since JSON_PRETTY_PRINT was added
(grep patterns didn't tolerate the space after ':').
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Backend
- POST /api/auth/magic-link (public): emails a one-time login link for an
address. Always 202 with the same body so accounts can't be enumerated; a
link is sent only when the account exists and wasn't emailed in the last
60s. Opening it (existing verify-email endpoint) returns a session and, as a
side effect, verifies the address. New EmailVerifier::sendLoginLink; the
60s interval is now EmailVerifier::RESEND_INTERVAL_SECONDS, shared.
Frontend
- LoginView defaults to magic-link mode: email only, "Log in with email". A
"Log in with password" link reveals the password field, changes the button
to "Log in", and itself becomes "Get a magic link" to switch back.
- VerifyEmailView copy is now login-neutral ("Signing you in").
Tests: 5 new (magic-link login, implicit verification, enumeration-safety,
throttle, validation). Suite: 37 passing.
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Backend
- New Mail namespace: a Mailer interface with SMTP (phpmailer), PHP mail()
(the default fallback), and log-to-file transports, selected by
MAIL_TRANSPORT. EmailVerifier issues a hashed, 15-minute magic-link token
and sends the link (APP_URL/verify-email?token=...).
- Migration 005: email_verifications table + users.verification_email_sent_at.
- Registration now emails a verification link (best effort — a send failure
doesn't fail registration).
- POST /api/auth/verify-email consumes a token and returns a session, so
opening the link verifies the address (or applies a pending email change)
and logs the user in. Single-use; distinct 400s for invalid/used/expired.
- POST /api/email/verification resends; POST /api/email/change requests a
deferred change (current password required; link goes to the new address;
users.email only updates when that link is opened). Both throttled to once
per 60s, returning 429 + retry_after.
- GET /api/me and every session payload now include pending_email. Shared
SessionPayload builds the user/session JSON for all entry points.
Frontend
- /verify-email view: posts the token, adopts the returned session, redirects.
- /profile view: shows address + status, a resend button with a live cooldown
(driven by retry_after / 429), and a change-email form (new address +
current password) that surfaces the pending change.
- Header shows a "verify email" badge linking to the profile.
Tests: 9 new (EmailVerificationTest) covering the link lifecycle, throttle,
and deferred change; AuthTest folded into ApiTestCase, which now routes mail
to a per-test log. Suite: 32 passing.
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Backend: new migration adds users.email_verified_at (null = unverified);
registration leaves it null, and the register/login/me payloads now expose
email_verified and email_verified_at.
Frontend (web/): Vite + Vue 3 + TypeScript PWA (vite-plugin-pwa). Pinia auth
store keeps the token in localStorage and validates it via GET /api/me on
load. vue-router guards redirect unauthenticated visitors to /login,
preserving the intended path; /register creates an account and signs in
immediately (with the email unverified). Placeholder home page, minimal
styling, generated icons. Dev server proxies /api to the API.
docker-compose.yml gains an optional "web" service (profile: frontend) so
`docker compose --profile frontend up -d` runs the dev server alongside the
API; `docker compose up -d` still starts the API alone.
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Slim 4 + SQLite todo-list API providing email/password registration,
login, and an authenticated GET /me endpoint. Stateless HS256 JWTs,
bcrypt password hashing, uniform JSON error envelope, and a SQL
migration runner. Includes PHPUnit feature tests and stage-1 docs.
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