Happy to help 🙂

Out of curiosity, how did you land up in that section? I ask so that we can improve the navigation of our docs.

For example, did you visit the nodejs GitHub repo and then went to docs from there?

i believe it was from the docs, sdks on the side, then nodejs link

I see. Thanks!

Do you have any plans for magic link kind of features?

Not at the moment. We want to build out social login first, and then are open to building anything that the community wants most

So that could be magic links

Sounds good!

There is an option to save session on database?

If you are using the on prem, then it's saved in your db. Yes

@User , i may have misinterpreted your question. Did you mean to ask if the session is stored & verified via the database (As opposed to what happens with JWT)? If yes, then we use a combination of JWT (access token) and opaque token (refresh tokens). This ensures that most session verifications calls are very efficient, but you also get the ability to revoke session fairly quickly.

got you.

and u dont have option for social login right now?

@User we don’t have social login as of yet. Plan to release it in January end

Hi, how can we pass the username password in the url for logging into the supertoken account?

Hi, I'm the developer of open-source project: https://learnawesome.org/. It's built with Ruby on Rails and using Auth0 via the omniauth gem. We're a pretty advanced user of Auth0 as we allow users to connect multiple social logins and post learning activity to their social media. But there have also been a few annoyances (for eg: we are unable to request the permission to post messages on LinkedIn and Auth0 hasn't fixed it in months). Is there an easy migration path to SuperTokens for those using Rails app with omniauth?

hey @User , unfortunately, we do not support ruby on rails, and nor do we support social login at the moment. Social login will be something we are building out in the coming weeks though.

What's the reason to be using Auth0 and Omniauth, don't they provide the same service?

I've cloned the supertokens-react-themes repo to edit a theme, linked the npm package locally but now I get the following error. I've linked the local npm package from the supertokens-demo-react project. The orginal npm package works fine though, not sure what I am doing wrong. Hope someone can help me, thanks! 👍

Hey @cp, You are experiencing conflicting libraries issues which are described here https://github.com/supertokens/supertokens-auth-react/wiki/Development#conflicting-libraries .

Why do you need to use

supertokens-react-themes

with

supertokens-demo-react

project in the first place?

Have you tried runnin

npm run start

from

supertokens-react-themes

repo directly?

I'm just playing around with the examples. 🙂 I didn't want to run the example from the supertokens-react-theme but edit one of the themes to fit my needs. And sadly I can't run it as the build commands aren't windows compatible.

Seems it would be easier to just copy the theme locally to my project

If you'd like to edit one of them to fit your needs, you have the option of copying the theme entirely. You can also fork the repo, edit the theme in place and use it in your project.

I'm not sure about windows compatibility with the

build

command. How do you intend to modify the theme (written in typescript) without building? Seems like even if you copy it you will still get the issue.

I thought I could resolve that without having to reference supertokens-react-theme? I mean the supertokens-react-theme project itself builds fine, it's just that when I use the package the error appears.

Got it!

In order to solve the issue with using

supertokens-react-theme

locally inside another repo such as

supertokens-demo-react

, you will have to remove conflicting modules when running locally. Note that this issue is only happening in local environment. That's why it's recommended to simply run

npm run start

when you want to modify a theme, and then from your project, reference the remote package (on github or npm) after you have made your changes. Does that make sense?