Yea

If you’d like, you can make a PR for it

Otherwise we will change it eventually

I think I can open one, not sure if other recipes get affected by this

yea there is a similar section in other recipe docs too

which would need to change as well

aight, I'll check them out and see what needs adjustments, will open a PR later, thanks for the help as always!

btw, I reverted this back to no ports and it still worked fine

Oh! Hmmm

I think you should add the port anyway. Haha

Cause it was designed keeping in mind that that will be there. So to prevent some unexpected bugs

I did some reading on this, has to do with the same-site and cors stuffs, subtle differences but as far as cookies are concerned, it disregards the port from what I understood xD anyhow, we'll see if we encounter an issue with this moving forward and reach out if we think the issue is on supertokens' side xD

Cool!

thank you guys 🙏 will have a look today

hello, I'm setting up the nextJS Supertokens starter template here -> https://github.com/supertokens/next.js/tree/canary/examples/with-supertokens and I can't find in what file I can configure the connectionURI: and API key: in order to connect my app and see the users in the supertokens dashboard

I only found connectionURI: at line 25 in

supertokensConfig.js

but where do I put the API key: ?

the api key goes in the same object as the `connectionURI`:

supertokens: {
      connectionURI: 'https://try.supertokens.io',
      apiKey: "..."
    },

thanks! that was not very clear, I'll propose to add this in there in the starter template

Yes. We have written that down as a todo for us 🙂

thank you 🙂 it can be referenced directly to the env file I guess.

Hello! I was wondering if supertokens supports CockroachDB?

Hey @User we don’t support cockroachDB. As a work around, you can use our managed service offering instead and let us handle the db that supertokens uses.

Just out of curiosity, are there any implementation details in the Postgres adapter which rule out cockroachdb? Or is it just that one would need to check if it’s compatible?

The Schema posted in the docs seems to work with cockroachdb

Oh. Hmm. If cockroachDB is 100% compatible with Postgres, including how one would connect to it, then it should work. We haven’t tried it yet.

But if you try it and get it to work, then let us know! We will add it to our docs 🙂

It is 9.6 wire compatible yes. I haven’t tried it myself but as long as you don’t do black belt Postgres magic in the backend, the schema looks fine, it should just work.

Hmmm. We can try it out. Thanks for the info

I think the appeal of cockroachdb to have “one db” for all regions will make this question pop up rather often.