Thank you @User 🙂

I'm trying to run a supertokens based react app on EKS as well and having trouble configuring my service and ingress to have the correct ports (not too used to having a different port for the api and website) Any examples of how to deploy it with both of the ports. I want the auth to be on the same domain as the main app just a different route

In this case, your API and website server should be the same process. Is that the case?

Yeah they are running from the same docker image. However I need to expose two ports from the ingress.

Why not just make them the same process within the docker image? This way you will need to expose just one port

If you want them as two processes, with separate ports, you will need to configure a reverse proxy in front of them to route the request to the right port based on the request path

Since from the frontend’s perspective, you want the api and the site to be on the same port, just different path

hmm ok, I'm not sure how to make both run on the same port though. when I try to run it locally on the same port I get connection errors

Yea. You can’t run two processes on the same port. You will have to combine them into one process

Is there an example where they are on the same process. I’m going off boilerplate code where it is decoupled

There isn’t an example of this unfortunately. The closest that comes to this is next.js, but that’s an entire framework

Essentially what you want to do is server your react app’s index.html on all paths which are valid website paths. And then for your API path you want add some prefix to all of them.

The prefix that you add to all your APIs, make sure to add that same prefix to apiBasePath in supertokens’ appInfo config on frontend and backend

Hello there, 🙂

Hey!

How are you doing ?

Great. And you?

Awsome thank you

Hi I have a couple of questions, - Is there a way to add team members to an account yet? - About

Billing starts when no. of active sessions exceed 5,000

how do I add a payment method?

@User - Not yet 😦 - We will send you a stripe link when the payment is close to being due and you can add your card info in there. That's all.

great thank you!

Hello I'm trying out the python flask example for supertokens from the repository supertokens-python. Right now I'm facing the issue with routes for sign-in and signup in the flask app. I was wondering if there is some documentation around it? Could someone please provide some pointers? Also, please let me know if this is the correct channel to ask this question. Thanks.

hey @User . What is the issue that you are facing? What is the error?

I've followed the following steps: - Cloned the react app and started only front end from it. - Got the react app running on localhost:3000 - Initialized the virtual env for supertokens-python example for flask. - Started the flask server on port 3001. - Navigated to localhost:3000/ It redirected to sign-in/signup page. If I try to signin/signup, the endpoint for flask is not found Specifically getting the issue where

POST

method is not supported. I know I need to modify something in the flask app, just looking for the doc for that.

Thanks @User for quick response.

I gather that I need to add the endpoints for

/signin

and

/signup

in the flask app. Do i need to do anything else?

Actually you don't need to add those endpoints since our backend SDK should add that automatically

ok

There might be an issue with the example we have made. Let us check

In that case I think I'm missing something. Let me retry.