Just post sign up / login (session), can be handled by us

Got it, so 2 weeks is that a flexible timeline?

We aim to finish it within 2 weeks

Alright, that's great, waiting for it

Thanks for the help

You're welcome. Which network stack do you use in flutter?

And which version of flutter?

Let me quickly get back to you on that

Also, you can follow https://github.com/supertokens/supertokens-flutter to see the progress.

We’re using http under the hood of GraphQL.

okay. Got it.

Flutter at 1.22.4

@User Do you use an existing library to use http with GraphQL or did you build your own http client to support GraphQL?

Using the default http, first-party.

Hi couldn't find the question being asked before so asking here now. Can we use supertokens for a chrome extension yet? I am evaluating supertokens for my react project with node backend but at the same time I have a chrome extension that I'd like to authenticate/authorize. Is this possible?

hey im trying to use the preHookApi on next with typescript and getting this, any ideas?

HI @User , You're simply passing in the wrong types From what I see, You have a preApiHook property expected to return a promise but the method you're trying to use returns a synchronous value. Can you make sure they match? an example is that you can extend

(context: ThirdPartyEmailPasswordPreApiHookCotext) => RequesInit

and wrap it with a promise like

(context: ThirdPartyEmailPasswordPreApiHookCotext) => Promise<RequesInit>

then use the extended type on preApiHook. Feel free to paste code here so we see the exact mistake you're making and show how to correct you.

https://supertokens.io/docs/auth-react/thirdpartyemailpassword/callbacks im following this example, not sure how to implement it in that manner

can you paste the 'type' of the value you are passing as the context in

preAPIHook(context)

? in your code, You simply just need to replace

(context: ThirdPartyEmailPasswordPreApiHookContext) => RequestInit

with

(context: ThirdPartyEmailPasswordPreApiHookContext) => Promise<RequestInit>

you can paste the value itself

note: the type of your context value has to indicate it returns a promise for you to get rid of that error.

here's what I meant by extending types : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41385059/possible-to-extend-types-in-typescript

Hi Jatin, I think it is 💯✨

@User > Can we use supertokens for a chrome extension yet? Do chrome extensions support use of cookies and localstorage? If so, then it should work. But we have not tested it for this use case.

@User try the following and see if it works:

ts
import {ThirdPartyEmailPasswordPreAPIHookContext} from "supertokens-auth-react/recipe/thirdpartyemailpassword"

ThirdPartyEmailPassword.init({
  async preAPIHook(context: ThirdPartyEmailPasswordPreAPIHookContext) {
    // TODO:...
  }
});

Reference code can be found here: https://github.com/supertokens/supertokens-auth-react/blob/master/examples/with-typescript/src/App.tsx#L251

@User I think it session management should work in the chrome extension, and login + session should work in your react app too. The point I am unclear about is wether a session that exists in your react app can be reused in your chrome extension (and vice versa). I'd be happy to guide you along the implementation and come up with something that works

Hi thanks. So yes cookies + localStorage both can be used in a chrome extension so I think it should work. Wanted to clarify if someone else had done this with Supertokens before. If not I'm happy to do it & share any learnings or issues faced. Login can work with pure JS or do I need to use React for it? Which SDK would you recommend?

Thanks @User . Login only works with react at the moment - for that, you can use supertokens-auth-react SDK. This will give you login + sessions. If you only want sessions, and are not using react, then you can use supertokens-website SDK. This is a vanilla JS SDK for session management only.

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