u have to whitelist http domains explicitly in ios and android

Ohhhhh

then u can send http queries to them

so you can whitelist your computer's local IP - 192.168....

it's 127.0.0.1:8108

Ahhh

yup. So that

Hey @rp this line

init([{ hostname: host, port: authPort }]);

What is 'host' in production? is it the host of your domain 'mydomain' or is it '127.0.0.1' or is it '0.0.0.0'

mydomain

I see

oh no wait

i mean this is nodejs code

so it should be the IP address of the supertokens instance

ohh

so in doker itll just be 'supertokens'

if the supertokens instance is running on the same computer as the node js code, then the hostname should be whatever the instance is listening to - localhost, or 127.0.0.1, or the IP of the machine

docker

yea

Awesome!

if the way to access other docker containers is by their container name (i can't remember that at the top of my head)

but, it should certainly not be mydomain - cause supertokens instance is not supposed to be exposed to the internet

Yeah, that's how docker-compose works

sounds good

you make services: name: config

and you reference each one by name

makes the ip stuff easier which I for some reason find v tricky

haha.. it is tricky! but u get used to it

Oh and what should

SUPERTOKENS_HOST: 0.0.0.0

Be on docker container in production, localhost?

0.0.0.0

u don't need to set a value for SUPERTOKENS_HOST in the docker container