Collect user's name on sign up form using NextAuth.js Email Provider?

Hi all 👋 How do I collect a user's name at the outset of a sign up flow when using the Email Provider? E.g. from a typical sign up form like the attached? As far as I can tell, this can't be accomplished by using the configuration options (https://next-auth.js.org/configuration/options), Email Provider options (https://next-auth.js.org/providers/email) or Callbacks (https://next-auth.js.org/configuration/callbacks) detailed in the documentation & requires a deeper level of customisation. I appreciate the hurdle to overcome is that the User isn't created immediately but, instead, a Verification Token is generated and the User is only created when the user navigates to the verification URL included in the verification email. It seems like there's a few options to overcoming this problem: • Store the name in the VerificationToken table. • Include the name parameters in the verification URL sent via email. • Store the name in a cookie. The first seems like the most obvious/robust to me. I guess this would include: • Customising the endpoint that receives the form to include the name data in a call to generate the Verification Token. • Customising the Verification Token generation procedure to store the name data. • Customising the verification endpoint to retrieve the name data when creating the User. Could someone point me in the direction of how one would go about achieving this? 🙏 (Note: Copy of question posted to NextAuth.js GitHub discussions that received no reply - https://github.com/nextauthjs/next-auth/discussions/7159)

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Collect user's name on sign up form using Email Provider? · nextaut...

Hi all 👋 How do I collect a user's name at the outset of a sign up flow when using the Email Provider? E.g. from a typical sign up form like the following...? As far as I can tell, this can'...