correct

ah ok. then ignore my previous few statements.

so makeSuper should work?

yes

on the browse console, can you print out axios and show me the output?

yep

wrap() ​ "$delete": function () ​ "$get": function () ​ "$head": function () ​ "$options": function () ​ "$patch": function () ​ "$post": function () ​ "$put": function () ​ "$request": function () ​ CancelToken: function CancelToken(executor) ​ create: function create() ​ defaults: Object { baseURL: "http://127.0.0.1:8000/", timeout: 0, xsrfCookieName: "XSRF-TOKEN", … } ​ delete: function wrap() ​ get: function wrap() ​ getUri: function wrap() ​ head: function wrap() ​ interceptors: Object { request: {…}, response: {…} } ​ isCancel: function isCancel(value) ​ length: 0 ​ name: "wrap" ​ onError: function onError() ​ onRequest: function onRequest() ​ onRequestError: function onRequestError() ​ onResponse: function onResponse() ​ onResponseError: function onResponseError() ​ options: function wrap() ​ patch: function wrap() ​ post: function wrap() ​ prototype: Object { … } ​ put: function wrap() ​ request: function wrap() ​ setBaseURL: function setBaseURL() ​ setHeader: function setHeader() ​ setToken: function setToken() ​ : function () supertokens.js:9

Sorry, not formatted

so it has not added the interceptor

you have to make sure that you call

makeSuper

on all the instances of axios you use

ideally have it right below the import statement for axios

export default function ({ $axios, redirect }) { SuperTokensRequest.makeSuper($axios); console.log($axios) SuperTokensRequest.init({ refreshTokenUrl: "https://uat.reportcard.tech/api/web/session/refresh" }); $axios.onError(error => { const code = parseInt(error.response && error.response.status) if (code === 400) { redirect('/400') } }) }

logged this right below the makeSuper call

hmm

I think the nuxt axios module works slightly differently

They do have a method to extend axios - https://axios.nuxtjs.org/extend

Perhaps i can write my own interceptors?

can you edit the axios.js file inside supertokens-website package in node_modules to print something out at the start of the makeSuper function?

and if that gets printed out, then you can print some more things to see the code flow

and debug that way perhaps...

writing your own interceptors would be way more difficult

yep, let me try it now

// Add a request interceptor axiosInstance.interceptors.request.use(interceptorFunctionRequestFulfilled, function (error) { return __awaiter(this, void 0, void 0, function () { return __generator(this, function (_a) { throw error; }); }); });

console within this does not output anything

the interceptor is probably being applied.. i can't see any code path where you are calling makeSuper and it's being applied

similarly with the response interceptor

I didn't get you

have you sent a request to the API that creates a session?

> I didn't get you Sorry. I meant seems to be applied.