Extract Email Notifications into Provider Interface #2
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This PR extracts the email notification functionality, specifically for welcome and password recovery flows, into a structured provider interface under the
notifications/directory. The implementation usesFastAPI BackgroundTasksto handle the sending of emails asynchronously, improving response times for the frontend. Configuration for the email provider, eitherconsolefor development orsmtpfor production, has been added to the.envfile, and the README has been updated to explain these configurations. Additionally, unit tests for the providers have been included, ensuring reliability. The frontend now optimistically displays success messages during email processing, enhancing user experience.Original Task: full-stack-demo/csxeinrd1d6h
Author: James White