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Notification Templates | A reference guide on overriding notification templates | This section contains reference documentation for Authelia's notification templates. | 2022-06-15T17:51:47+10:00 | false | 220 | true |
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Authelia uses templates to generate the HTML and plaintext emails sent via the notification service. Each template has
two extensions; .html
for HTML templates, and .txt
for plaintext templates.
This guide effectively documents the usage of the template_path notification configuration option.
Important Notes
- The templates are not covered by our stability guarantees as per our Versioning Policy. While we aim to avoid
changes to the templates which would cause users to have to manually change them changes may be necessary in order to
facilitate bug fixes or generally improve the templates.
- It is your responsibility to ensure your templates are up to date. We make no efforts in facilitating this.
- We may not be able to offer any direct support in debugging these templates. We only offer support and fixes to the official templates.
- All templates MUST be encoded in UTF-8 with CRLF line endings. The line endings MUST NOT be a simple LF.
Template Names
Template | Description |
---|---|
Event | Used to render notifications sent about events |
IdentityVerificationOTC | Used to render notifications sent when stateful validation is required such as managing credentials |
IdentityVerificationJWT | Used to render notifications sent when stateless validation is required such as resetting passwords |
For example, to modify the IdentityVerificationJWT
HTML template, if your
template_path was configured as
/config/email_templates
, you would create the /config/email_templates/IdentityVerificationJWT.html
file to override the
HTML IdentityVerificationJWT
template.
Placeholder Variables
In template files, you can use the following placeholders which are automatically injected into the templates:
Placeholder | Templates | Description |
---|---|---|
{{ .LinkURL }} |
IdentityVerificationJWT, IdentityVerificationOTC | The URL associated with the notification if applicable. |
{{ .LinkText }} |
IdentityVerificationJWT, IdentityVerificationOTC | The display value for the URL associated with the notification if applicable. |
{{ .RevocationLinkURL }} |
IdentityVerificationJWT, IdentityVerificationOTC | The Revocation URL associated with the notification if applicable. |
{{ .RevocationLinkText }} |
IdentityVerificationJWT, IdentityVerificationOTC | The display value for the Revocation URL associated with the notification if applicable. |
{{ .BodyPrefix }} |
Event | Prefix for the body event. |
{{ .BodyEvent }} |
Event | The event description. |
{{ .Title }} |
All | A predefined title for the email. It will be "Reset your password" or "Password changed successfully" , depending on the current step. |
{{ .DisplayName }} |
All | The name of the user, i.e. John Doe |
{{ .RemoteIP }} |
All | The remote IP address (client) that initiated the request or event. |
{{ .Domain }} |
All | The relevant domain for Authelia. |
Examples
This is a basic example:
<body>
<h1>{{ .Title }}</h1>
Hi {{ .DisplayName }}<br/>
This email has been sent to you in order to validate your identity.
Click <a href="{{ .LinkURL }}">here</a> to change your password.
</body>
Some Additional examples for specific purposes can be found in the examples directory on GitHub.
Original Templates
The original template content can be found on GitHub.
Functions
Several functions are implemented with the email templates. See the Templating Reference Guide for more information.