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# Setting up the Xano Log in Snippet

In this tutorial, we will demonstrate the process of setting up your Xano account and importing our new [Xano Log in snippet](https://www.xano.com/snippet/0lroCjCU) for an easier way to implement some Xano authentication features to your Bravo app.

### What features does the snippet include?

* Refresh Token
* Firebase Integration
* Reset and change password with Magic Link (Sendgrid)
* Email Verification
* User authentication

### How to install the snippet

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