(it's an empty repo atm)

And i'd also be happy to get on a call to take you through the React native code in detail so that it's easier for you to port it to flutter :).

@User I have sent you private message

Hello, I am new to Supertokens and I hope I can get some help here. I am using Supertokens SaaS version and implementing it on NextJS. I used NextJS template and it's working fine. This template has a function to fetch user data happening on the client, but I want to fetch user data from the server. In NextJS that means running inside

getServerSideProps()

. It is not advised to use

fetch()

there as the template does in the client side. So what should I do? I was able to make it work using the code below, but I am not sure it's the best way to do it -- I just adapted the code present in the template. Also this does not return the email used for login (I am not using social login). I need the email.

await superTokensNextWrapper(
    async next => {
    return await verifySession()(context.req, context.res, next);
    },
    context.req,
    context.res
);

const { userId } = await context.req.session;

Any help is appreciated! Thanks!

Hi Deltasoneca! @rp is away right now but he will be available in a 4-5 hours. Please hang on till then!

hey @User , if you are using emailpassword recipe, you can get user's email by using getUserById function. Doc link: https://supertokens.io/docs/nodejs/emailpassword/getuserbyid.

hey is there any examples on fetching an user session information? im using express and trying to find out if the given sessionHandle is valid

hey @User, if you are already using supertokens middleware for the route, req.session will be a valid user's session object. If you just intend validate a sessionHandle, you can call function like getSessionData (link: https://supertokens.io/docs/nodejs/session/getsessiondata). The function will return sessionData if the sessionHandle is valid else, it will throw an unauthorised error. So call this function inside a try-catch block to avoid any unhandled error.

the thing is that express is remote

id need something like firebase verifyToken function

Thanks, I was wondering my

req.session.sessionData

was empty (I expected the email to be there), but

getUserById

should do the trick, tks!

Hello there! Hope everyone is staying safe. I've been doing my best to make sure I understand everything from the documentation, but I still have a few questions that should be simple enough to answer😄 , so here goes: I have an existing react/Next.js app which is successfully pulling GraphQL post data from my WordPress site. I am trying to find the simplest way to validate user login for the app against my existing SQL/WP users. Using the next.js example with-supertokens, I'm slightly confused as to the best way to implement this connection. My app is on a subdomain, so I am trying to avoid creating a new database there, if needed. 1. Do I need a self-hosted core instance of supertokens? (not running Docker, but on Node.js- I have reviewed the download section and parameters) 2. Is the Apollo example listed in the documentation a good place to start? (https://supertokens.io/docs/website/graphql) I guess the "Next.JS" way would be to configure this: https://supertokens.io/docs/community/database-setup/mysql#2-connect-supertokens-to-your-database into an env file, but I feel like I'm missing something. (apologies if any of this has been covered already, I will keep searching)

did some investigation on this it seems for me to validate this i can use the getAllSessionHandlesForUser mehod for that

@User i think it's best if we get on a quick call. I think your scenario is slightly too complex for text on discord. I can do Sunday evening IST. Does that work for you?

@User did your query get resolved?

i just need to confirm if thats how i validate a logged in user, by using the getAllSessionHandlesForUser

@User That would be outstanding, thanks

ok great! I'll DM to here to find a mutual time

@User validating a logged in user is done via the

Session.verifySession()

function in your APIs.

but what if i need to validate that remotely? like say its a webhook that confirms the user is logged in

what do you mean remotely?

something along these lines

so a user's session tokens are needed to know if they are logged in or not

oh right..

i tried running the getAllSessionHandlesForUser and sending the userId

it returns my sessions

so if you want to know if a user is logged into at least one device, you will have to get their user ID and use

getAllSessionHandlesForUser

. If this returns an array of size > 0, then they are logged in into at least one device.

noice

exactly what i needed