I understand - you want the admin to see the user's password in the management modal. However, I need to clarify: passwords are stored as hashed values in the database for security, which cannot be reversed to show the original password.

I can add one of these options:

1. Show a field where admin can set a new password for the user
2. Show the password hash (not useful but technically visible)

Let me add the ability for admin to view and set a new password for users. I'll need to update both the admin dashboard and create an API for password reset:

Now let me create the API endpoint for resetting passwords:

I've added a password management section at the bottom of the admin user management modal. The admin can now enter a new password for any user, toggle visibility with an eye icon, and click "Update Password" to reset it. The password is securely hashed before being stored in the database.

I understand what you want, but I need to explain an important security consideration:

Current Security Setup: When users register, their password is hashed (converted to an unreadable string like $2a$10$X7y8z...) before being stored in the database. This is standard security practice because:

• If the database is ever hacked, passwords are protected
• Even the admin cannot see the original password

To show the original password to admin, I would need to:

1. Store the plain text password in a new database column
2. Display it in the admin panel

Warning: This is a security risk because:

• If your database is compromised, all user passwords would be exposed
• Users often reuse passwords across sites

Do you still want me to implement this? I can:

1. Add a plain_password column to the database
2. Save the original password when users register
3. Display it in the admin panel at the bottom of the user details

Please confirm if you want to proceed with storing and showing plain text passwords.