Auth Notifications

Unusualify\Modularous\Notifications\

Three transactional email notifications that cover the user registration and password management flows. Each class extends Laravel's Notification directly and delivers via the mail channel only.

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EmailVerification

Unusualify\Modularous\Notifications\EmailVerification

Sent when a new user needs to verify their email address before completing registration.

Constructor

public function __construct(string $token, array $parameters = [])

Parameter	Type	Description
$token	string	Verification token embedded in the action URL
$parameters	array	Extra route parameters merged into the verification URL

Mail content

Field	Value
Subject	"Email Verification"
Action label	"Verify Email Address"
Action URL	route('complete.register.form', [...$parameters, 'token' => $token, 'email' => $notifiable->email])
Expiry line	Uses config('auth.passwords.users.expire', 60) minutes

Usage

$user->notify(new EmailVerification($token, ['invite' => $inviteId]));

Notes

• The verification URL is built via Route::hasAdmin('complete.register.form'), so the route resolves through the admin route group.
• $parameters lets callers embed extra context (e.g. an invitation ID) into the URL for retrieval after verification.

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GeneratePasswordNotification

Unusualify\Modularous\Notifications\GeneratePasswordNotification

Sent to new users who were created without a password (e.g. admin-invited accounts). The email contains a link where the user sets their password for the first time.

Constructor

public function __construct(string $token)

Parameter	Type	Description
$token	string	Password-generation token

Mail content

Field	Value
Subject	"Generate Your Password For New Account"
Action label	"Generate Password"
Action URL	route('admin.register.password.generate.form', ['token' => $token, 'email' => $notifiable->getEmailForPasswordGeneration()])

Static hooks

Two static callbacks let you replace the URL or the full mail message without subclassing:

// Override the action URL
GeneratePasswordNotification::createUrlUsing(function ($notifiable, $token) {
    return route('my.custom.generate', ['token' => $token]);
});

// Override the entire MailMessage
GeneratePasswordNotification::toMailUsing(function ($notifiable, $token) {
    return (new MailMessage)->subject('Set Up Your Account')->action('Get Started', '...');
});

Method	Callback signature	Effect
createUrlUsing(callable $callback)	fn($notifiable, $token): string	Replaces generatePasswordUrl()
toMailUsing(callable $callback)	fn($notifiable, $token): MailMessage	Replaces the entire toMail() output

Notes

• The notifiable must implement getEmailForPasswordGeneration() — typically the user's email attribute.
• The class is not queued. Wrap in a queued job if needed.

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ResetPasswordNotification

Unusualify\Modularous\Notifications\ResetPasswordNotification

Overrides Laravel's built-in Illuminate\Auth\Notifications\ResetPassword with an app-branded mail template. The password-reset URL and token logic are inherited from the parent class.

Mail content

Field	Value
Subject	"Reset your {app.name} password"
Greeting	"Hi {user.name},"
Body	Explains the reset request and links to the reset form
Action label	"Reset Password"
Expiry line	Uses config('auth.passwords.{defaults.passwords}.expire')
Salutation	"Regards, {app.name} Support"

Static hook

The parent class exposes a toMailUsing callback; this class honours it:

ResetPasswordNotification::toMailUsing(function ($notifiable, $token) {
    return (new MailMessage)
        ->subject('Custom Reset Subject')
        ->action('Reset Now', url('/reset/' . $token));
});

Notes

• No constructor override — the token is passed by the parent's ResetPassword contract.
• All text is wrapped in Lang::get() so translation files in resources/lang/ can override the copy.