¶ Create your first pipeline function

The Pipeline function is a custom JavaScript code executed in the Authing authentication process. With the help of Pipeline, developers can easily customize and extend the capabilities of Authing.

¶ Select a pipeline template

Authing provides many templates that can be used directly to help you get started quickly.

You can also view the list of Pipeline template functions here：https://github.com/authing/pipeline (opens new window). At the same time, you are welcome to contribute to us the Pipeline template function.

First, select the Console'sExtention Capabilities - Custom Pipeline page and you will see some tips.

Select a trigger scene and click the 「+」 button. We have more than 20 templates to choose:

Select "Registered Email Suffix White List" in Access Control.

¶ Create a pipeline function

The domain name whitelist we set here is "example.com", you can also change it to your own.

Click the "Save" button in the lower left corner, we will deploy this function to the cloud, it will take some time, please be patient.

Back to the Pipeline function list page, you can see the function we just added.

¶ Verify that the whitelist is valid

First, use the non-example.com suffix mailbox and see the "Access Denied." prompt returned, which is the prompt message we specified in the custom Pipeline function.

Then use the email with the suffix of example.com to register. The registration is successful!

¶ Next

• Read the development documentation of the Pipeline function.
• Understand that the request information can be obtained in the pipe function：user object and context object.
• Learn how to use environment variables in the pipe function.
• Learn which Node Modules out of the box can be used in the pipe function. You can use authing-js-sdk directly！
• We provide a lot of rich pipeline function templates, click here (opens new window).
• We also provide convenient online debugging methods for developers to debug online.