Neven DREAN

I looked at One Tap this weekend. You don't need JS. - add the Google button and an endpoint for a POST request ```html email, "name" => name, "picture" =>...

I can't just paste an image here. Besides that, great job! Just notice that I had to set the Google env as Env vars as passing them through the config...

In fact I also used `setInitialTab('login')` called in `closeModal()` but didn't wrap it as a string...now this works! I didn't use the tabs.

[Component Properties ](https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-modal-login#components-properties) initialTab |string| - (default "login") initial tab we'd like to mark as opened - 'login', 'register' or 'recoverPassword' so just: ``` const openModal = () => {...

SORRY, I'm wrong. If I sign-up, submit and close, then it opens again on the sign-up tab. Setting `initialTab={initialTab}`as a props to the component `ReactModalLogin` and declaring `setInitialTab('login')` in `closeModal`...

In the example [dwyl/phoenix-liveview-chat-example](https://github.com/dwyl/phoenix-liveview-chat-example), you use "pubsub". In the example [Phoenix-liveview-counter-tutorial](https://github.com/dwyl/phoenix-liveview-counter-tutorial), you use "endpoint". In the example [Phoenix-chat-example](https://github.com/dwyl/phoenix-chat-example), you use "channel". Between "pubsub" and "endpoint" and "channel", I only see...

For mobile devices, I heard that 3/4 of people don't have an email address .... so depends on your target. Indeed, OAuth is the way to go I believe, but...

You are wise🤔. I believe passwordless is straightforward: a signed token based on a user_id (new_or_create) which is saved with "pending" status and on reception to an endpoint, the query...

Do you permit `links` as function components?

Should I upgrade to Phoenix 1.7 (for the Readme) where you don't use Views anymore? It seems easy.