Hello, I have a question but I dont know if I should post it in support questions

Please go ahead and post in support channel

I want to run supertokens in a docker image with docker compose. Ive tried to convert docker run into a docker-compose.yml with composerize.com but it didn't work.

the docker run command contains the registry but when composerized vanishes

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I hope this is the right place to share dev jokes and memes - here is the original one I came up with today, let me know if it make sense 😄 https://twitter.com/WaspLang/status/1509183709173460993

hahaha nice

I am back! 😄 My first (original) dev meme! How did I do? 😄

Look at the number of bytes I need to sacrifice to auth0.... ludicrous

Hey, I have a question but I don't know where to post it. Basically, I'm graduating from college, and I'm leading the graduation project Our project topic is "E-Authentication System" The one issue is that, in our college, we don't have the freedom to choose what project we will work on. And none of the team knows how Auth works. But we have absolutely no problems to learn and implement the system So I kept googling back and fourth to find helpful info, and sure I had found a ton of. I saw your project SuperTokens, and I am very impressed. So I was wondering if I could ask you guys for some help, if it wouldn't bother, of course. Let me know if I can post my questions, and where to post them ^^

hey @El Huzain you can ask questions in the support-questions channel

In case someone need it, I've created a FastAPI template to use with Supertokens 🙂 https://github.com/execreate/fastapi-supertokens-template

Thanks @execreate !

This will also fit well in the fastapi server too!

I added async testing setup in the template btw 😄 It's sooo satisfying when you finally find a proper way to test your async Python app and all your tests are passing 😁 PS. async python is still way too painful compared to golang

Hi, has anyone here tried implementing SuperTokens with SolidJS? I am about to give it a whirl and was wondering if there were any gotcha's?

From what I can tell, I don't think it's really possible at the moment. 😅 For it to be doable, the SuperTokens Node.js API would need to be able to work without needing request/response objects. But that requires a refactor. If their Node.js Adapter is functional, you can try using that. I'd assume it would work similarly to the

remix-supertokens

example repository.

Svelte Kit (and perhaps some other SSR frameworks) are in a similar boat

You could create your own req / res object and pass it in

yeah, I think you're right.. the more experimenting and reading I did with solidjs, the more I learnt that I would have to do a few things differently .. although I did like the simplicity of Solidjs (if that makes sense 😁 ) ..

Yeah I totally get that. That's how I felt when I ran into issues with Svelte Kit, too. 😅

Yes! It's a little bit harder with Solid.js though because you can't extend something like the Express classes. I think these new SSR frameworks try to create concepts for the

Request

and

Response

objects that exist in browsers. But these are currently made up concepts that have not been fully adopted by Node.js yet (but hopefully will be adopted in the future). Since these objects are not native to Node.js yet, I'm not sure how easy it is to make them act in a way that SuperTokens expects. These objects appear to be a lot more strict.

I think I misread though. Are you just using Solid.js or are you using Solid Start? What's your tech stack? If you're not using Solid Start it should be pretty straightforward, I think.

Hmm. The req res passed to the middleware have to be a certain shape, but those can read from any source. For example, the req object we expect has a getJSONBody function, but that function could read from form post request and convert it to a JS object and return that.

Mkay so just passing something with methods that get the job done?

For that matter, does SuperTokens ever need to access any properties on the Request object? Or is it just calling methods the entire time? 🤔

It’s just calling these methods all the time. Same goes for response

Well that does make life easier.