I have been attempting to modify the "passwordless" strapi plugin in order to generate verification codes consisting exclusively of digits. To achieve this, I need to override the createToken function within the plugin's service.
Following the instructions provided in the Strapi documentation, I created a folder for the plugin within the extensions directory. Inside this folder (strapi-plugin-passwordless), I added a file called strapi-server.js where I exported a function:
module.exports = (plugin) => {
plugin.services.passwordless.createToken = async (email, context) => {
const settings = await this.settings();
const tokensService = strapi.query("plugin::passwordless.token");
tokensService.update({ where: { email }, data: { is_active: false } });
const body = customAlphabet("1234567890", 6);
const tokenInfo = {
email,
body,
context: JSON.stringify(context),
};
return tokensService.create({ data: tokenInfo });
};
return plugin;
};
The only distinction between the original createToken function and my customized version is that the variable "body" consists of six digits.
Unfortunately, when running Strapi, it does not execute this modified function; instead, it continues to use the original one found in the node_modules directory. I'm uncertain as to what mistake I might be making. Any suggestions?