Add envelope receiver access code request feature
Introduced a feature to allow envelope receivers to request an access code via email on the login page. - Added `OnInitializedAsync` in `LoginReceiverPage.razor` to trigger access code requests using `AuthService`. - Implemented `RequestEnvelopeReceiverAccessCodeAsync` in `AuthService.cs` to handle API calls for access code requests. - Added a new endpoint in `AuthController` to process access code requests, including validation, history recording, and email dispatching. - Registered `IEnvelopeMailService` and `AddDispatcher` in `Program.cs` to support email dispatch and database operations. - Refactored `AuthController` constructor for readability and added necessary `using` directives. - Improved logging and error handling for better traceability and robustness. These changes ensure a seamless and secure process for envelope receivers to request access codes, enhancing the user experience.
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bool IsLoading;
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EnvelopeLoginResult? LoginResult;
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protected override async Task OnInitializedAsync()
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{
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if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(EnvelopeKey))
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return;
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_ = await AuthService.RequestEnvelopeReceiverAccessCodeAsync(EnvelopeKey);
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}
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async Task OnKeyDownAsync(Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Web.KeyboardEventArgs e)
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{
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if (e.Key == "Enter")
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