Verification code email template

A one-time code set large enough to read from another screen.

Use this templateUse this templateAll templates4 values to fillPlain-text part included

From: Northwind <[email protected]>
Subject: Your Northwind verification code
Preview text: Your Northwind verification code

Preview of the Verification code template

verify-code.txt

Your {{productName}} verification code

Confirm your email

Enter this code to finish signing in to {{productName}}. It expires in {{expiryMinutes}} minutes.

{{code}}

If you did not ask for this, nothing has happened yet and you can ignore this message, because the code is useless on its own.

{{footerNote}}

Shown with sample values. The HTML and plain-text tabs keep the placeholders.

About

When to send it

Send it to confirm an address or finish a sign-in. The code sits on its own line in large type, the expiry is given in minutes, and the closing line tells anyone who did not ask that the code is useless on its own.

Values

What each send fills in

Required values have to come with every send. The rest fall back to the default shown here.

Placeholder	Kind	Required	Default
`{{productName}}`	Text	Required	None
`{{code}}`	Text	Required	None
`{{expiryMinutes}}`	Text	Optional	10
`{{footerNote}}`	Text	Optional	You are receiving this because somebody asked to sign in.

API

Send it from your code

Create a template from this design once, then send it with the values for each message.

send-verify-code.ts

import { init, openemail } from '@openemail/sdk' init({ apiKey: process.env.OPENEMAIL_API_KEY }) const template = await openemail.templates.create({  name: 'Verification code',  starter: 'verify-code',  publish: true,}) const sent = await openemail.templates.send(template.slug, {  from: 'Northwind <[email protected]>',  to: '[email protected]',  props: {    productName: 'Northwind',    code: '482913',  },}) console.log(sent.id, sent.status)