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emailDomainName option for anonymous users

The emailDomainName option specifies the domain name to use when generating email addresses for anonymous users. The default format is temp@{id}.com. If emailDomainName is set to 'example.com', the format becomes temp-{id}@example.com.

generateRandomEmail option for custom email generation

The generateRandomEmail option allows you to provide a custom function to generate email addresses for anonymous users. The function can be synchronous or asynchronous. If generateRandomEmail is provided, the emailDomainName option is ignored. You are responsible for ensuring the email is unique and in a valid format.

disableDeleteAnonymousUser option

By default, when an anonymous user links their account to a new authentication method, the anonymous user record is automatically deleted. Setting disableDeleteAnonymousUser to true disables this automatic deletion and prevents access to the /delete-anonymous-user endpoint.

generateName option for anonymous user names

The generateName option is a callback function that is called to generate a name for the anonymous user. This is useful if you want random names for anonymous users or if the name field is unique in your database.

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