Understanding User Module Endpoints

Once you install the User Module, your instance immediately gains a complete set of authentication and account-management pages. There is no need to create these endpoints manually. They are generated automatically and become available under predictable URLs such as:

/sessions/new        → Log in form  
/users/new           → Registration form  
/passwords/reset     → Password reset request  

To check it out, open your instance in the browser and visit /sessions/new. You will already see a fully working login form. The same applies to registration, and password reset. That is the power of the User Module.

These views are styled using Common Styling, which is installed automatically as a dependency of the User Module and you have already configured it.

What the User Module Includes

Before continuing our user management application, it is necessary to understand what becomes available after installation. So open the following directory in your project:

modules/user/public/views/pages/

As you explore the directory, you will notice subfolders such as authentication_links, oauth, passwords, profiles, sessions, and users. Each folder maps directly to a set of endpoints that platformOS automatically exposes.

modules/user/public/views/pages/

modules/user/public/views/pages
├── authentication_links
│   └── create.liquid
├── oauth
│   ├── callback.liquid
│   ├── start.liquid
│   └── unassign.liquid
├── passwords
│   ├── create.liquid
│   ├── new.liquid
│   └── reset.liquid
├── profiles
│   └── 2fa
│       ├── create.liquid
│       ├── delete.liquid
│       ├── disable.liquid
│       └── new.liquid
├── sessions
│   ├── 2fa.liquid
│   ├── create.liquid
│   ├── destroy.liquid
│   ├── impersonation
│   │   ├── create.liquid
│   │   └── destroy.liquid
│   └── new.liquid
└── users
    ├── create.liquid
    ├── email
    │   ├── edit.liquid
    │   └── update.liquid
    └── new.liquid

This directory contains all public-facing pages the module exposes. These include:

• login and logout flows
• registration flows
• password reset and update flows
• email update pages
• profile management pages
• two-factor authentication (TOTP) setup and verification
• OAuth integration entry points
• impersonation features for administrators

Let's continue with trying out the provided registration flow and creating a user account.