\n WorkOS Action - Block Gmail Addresses\n

\n \n {/* Configuration Status */}\n

Configuration Status

\n {status ? (\n

\n \n \n WORKOS_API_KEY: {status.hasApiKey ? 'Configured' : 'Missing'}\n \n

\n \n \n WORKOS_ACTIONS_SECRET: {status.hasSecret ? 'Configured' : 'Missing'}\n \n

\n {status.isConfigured \n ? '✅ Action is ready to use!' \n : '⚠️ Please configure environment variables in Val Town settings'}\n

\n ) : (\n

Loading configuration status...

\n )}\n

\n\n {/* Setup Instructions */}\n

Setup Instructions

1. Configure Environment Variables

Add these to your Val Town environment settings:

• WORKOS_API_KEY: Your WorkOS API key
• WORKOS_ACTIONS_SECRET: Generated when you configure the action in WorkOS Dashboard

\n \n

2. Action Endpoint URL

Use this URL in your WorkOS Dashboard:

\n {status?.actionUrl && (\n

\n {status.actionUrl}\n \n {copied ? 'Copied!' : 'Copy URL'}\n \n

\n )}\n

\n \n

3. WorkOS Dashboard Setup

Go to the WorkOS Dashboard
Navigate to Actions
Paste the endpoint URL above
Enable the action and save
Copy the generated secret to your environment variables

\n\n {/* How it Works */}\n

How it Works

\n This WorkOS Action blocks authentication and user registration for any email ending with @gmail.com.\n

\n ✅\n Users with non-Gmail addresses can authenticate normally\n

\n ❌\n Users with @gmail.com addresses will be blocked with the message: \"Gmail addresses are not allowed\"\n

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Hi

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