MYTH-AUTH userModel Factory

I am trying to understand how CI4 works, and above all MYTH-AUTH.
My intention is to integrate the creation of the tables if they are non-existent.
From what I understand it seems that a new copy of UserModel in the "App \ Models" folder can extend the "UserModel" of MYTH-AUTH based on the Factory rules, but is it ready to use or does it need a configuration?

It’s all set! Since Myth:Auth loads all its models using Factories (in this case via the shorthand `model('UserModel')` ) Factories will take care of identifying extended version located in your App namespace and use those instead.

It’s all set! Since Myth:Auth loads all its models using Factories (in this case via the shorthand `model('UserModel')` ) Factories will take care of identifying extended version located in your App namespace and use those instead.

I thought I had understood this from the documentation, but it doesn't actually work.
Surely I made some mistakes.
my model :

PHP Code:

<?php 

namespace App\Models;

use Myth\Auth\Models\UserModel as MythModel;

class UserModel extends MythModel
{
     public function __construct()
    {
      $db = \Config\Database::connect();        
       if(!$db->tableExists('users'))
       {
           $this->migrate_users();
       };

       if(!$db->tableExists('auth_logins'))
       {
           $this->migrate_auth_logins();
       };


       if(!$db->tableExists('auth_tokens'))
       {
           $this->migrate_auth_tokens();
       };
 
       if(!$db->tableExists('auth_reset_attempts'))
       {
           $this->migrate_auth_reset_attempts();
       };  
       
       if(!$db->tableExists('auth_activation_attempts'))
       {
           $this->migrate_auth_activation_attempts();
       };  

       if(!$db->tableExists('auth_groups'))
       {
           $this->migrate_auth_groups();
       };

       if(!$db->tableExists('auth_permissions'))
       {
           $this->migrate_auth_permissions();
       };        

       if(!$db->tableExists('auth_groups_permissions'))
       {
           $this->migrate_auth_groups_permissions();
       };     

       if(!$db->tableExists('auth_groups_users'))
       {
           $this->migrate_auth_groups_users();
       };     

       if(!$db->tableExists('auth_users_permissions'))
       {
           $this->migrate_auth_users_permissions();
       }; 

       
    } 


I use a controller called by ajax:

PHP Code:

<?php
namespace App\Controllers;
    
 use Myth\Auth\Controllers\AuthController as MyAuth;
    
class Auth extends MyAuth
{
    public function __construct()
    {
        helper(['auth','url','form','generic_helper']);
        $this->session = service('session');
        $this->config  = config('Auth');        
        $this->auth    = service('authentication');  
    }    
        
    
    public function register()
    {

        $rules = [
            'username'      => 'required|alpha_numeric_space|min_length[3]|is_unique[users.username]',
            'email'        => 'required|valid_email|is_unique[users.email]',
            'password'    => 'required|strong_password',
            'pass_confirm'     => 'required|matches[password]',
        ];

        
        if (!$this->validate($rules))
        {
            echo print_r($this->validator->getErrors(), true);
        }else{
            $value = ['username'            => $user,
                    'email'        => $mail,
                    'password_hash'    => $pswd
                    ];
                 
            $this->attemptRegister();
        }        
    }
    
} 


the _construct() of UserModel it's not execute.



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I am trying to understand how CI4 works, and above all MYTH-AUTH.
My intention is to integrate the creation of the tables if they are non-existent.
From what I understand it seems that a new copy of UserModel in the "App \ Models" folder can extend the "UserModel" of MYTH-AUTH based on the Factory rules, but is it ready to use or does it need a configuration?

I have the same question as you

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