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because they can head over to the login page to request one. But when we're registering, we expect to have a more convenient way to sign in. Now, how do we do this? Well, what we can actually do is inject in the SendMagicLink action that we previously created for our login process inside of here. So, we can pull that in and then we can just invoke it from in here by calling the

handle method. Now, we know that handle gives us back the user that we've just created. So, what we can do is assign this user. Now, we have an instance of that user that's been created and we can go ahead and invoke or handle the SendMagicLink action. Now, that requires, if we remember, an email address to be passed in. We have that user now, so we can just pass in

the email address in there and that should trigger that action to send an email. And remember, this SendMagicLink is not triggering the controller part of this. It's triggering just the handle method of this, which is just responsible for one thing and that is sending the email. Okay, let's try this out. So, I'm going to go ahead and register mabel at codecourse.com

again and let's go ahead and enter the name. Hit register and we should have a magic login link sent to Mabel. Hit login and there we go. We are signed in. Easy as that. We'd already created the action that is responsible for sending the email or anything else we need to do. So, we've just reused that within the registration process really conveniently to perform that same action.