I have just used create react app and followed install instructions from chakra ui docs

It's still a new project, that's the exact version I'm tring on, I'm using on windows though, let me do

npm ci

and try once.

Weird, that didn't fix the problem for me. Which operating system did you try running it on?

i'm on Mac

That could be a reason too.

npm i @chakra-ui/react @emotion/react @emotion/styled framer-motion

- This is the command on chakra ui docs.

ok thanks for the info!

We might have an understanding of what is happening here. Since Chakra-ui and supertokens both uses emotion, and we are both not defining a cache key, it starts conflicting. I'm curious, did you get the error straight away after install or did it start happening after few refresh?

straight away.

I think I faced this on next as well.

That's strange, it does not explain why I can't repro.

what do you mean by "I faced this on next as well"?

It doesn't work if I remove those dependencies

I faced same issue on nextjs

with next/chakra/supertokens in the same project?

Yeah

If it's possible, try on a windows machine/virtual machine, you might be able to reproduce.

ok that would make sense if it's chakra/supertokens related. I have an idea of how to fix this by defining our unique cache key for emotion. I'll push a branch to github with a fix today. If that fixes for you we will push it with the next release.

Sure, thanks.

Connect SuperTokens to your database I am stuck here docker run \ -p 3567:3567 \ -e POSTGRESQL_USER= \ -e POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD= \ -e POSTGRESQL_HOST= \ -e POSTGRESQL_PORT= \ -e POSTGRESQL_DATABASE_NAME= \ -d supertokens/supertokens-postgresql How should the postgres hostname and port to be defined ? It is running at localhost:8080, but this will not work right ? I am using mac

Did you try this?

docker run \
    -p 3567:3567 \
    -e POSTGRESQL_USER=<TO DO> \
    -e POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD=<TO DO> \
    -e POSTGRESQL_HOST=localhost \
    -e POSTGRESQL_PORT=8080 \
    -e POSTGRESQL_DATABASE_NAME=<Default: supertokens> \

    -d supertokens/supertokens-postgresql

Also, you should not use

localhost

since it points to within the docker container

so you should use the IP address

of your LAN network

ok. I will try this. Thanks for a quick get back

@User, I've tried but I'm getting undefined.

let userId = req.session.getUserId(); let user = getUserById(userId); let email = user.email;

This is the code for entire route:

app.get("/sessioninfo", Session.verifySession(), async (req, res) => { let session = req.session; let sessionData = await session.getSessionData(); let userId = req.session.getUserId(); let user = getUserById(userId); let email = user.email; console.log("email: " + email); console.log(sessionData); res.send({ sessionHandle: session.getHandle(), userId: session.getUserId(), jwtPayload: session.getJWTPayload(), sessionData: await session.getSessionData(), }); });

the console.log for email is undefined and the console.log for sessionData is {}