Hi there, Do you have a recipe for login with Slack? I am using Flutter frontend and python(FastAPI) backend.

Hello, I have been having trouble with getting Next.JS App Directory SSR to work properly. I've been following the documentation on https://supertokens.com/docs/thirdparty/nextjs/app-directory/protecting-route#sessions-with-server-components--pre and looked at the repository (https://github.com/supertokens/next.js/tree/canary/examples/with-supertokens/app). (I last checked these pages and followed them today, 2/9/2024) The components sessionAuthForNextJS.tsx and tryRefreshClientComponent.tsx are the same and I followed the code stated in home.tsx. Looking at my configuration files, they seem to be correct. When I attempt to log in, it works just fine and such. Then if I try to go to my dashboard, which has the SSR authentication requirement, I will first be redirected to the auth page for a moment then pushed to the home page '/'. Then every other attempt of trying to go to the dashboard will just continue to redirect me to the home page '/'. If convert the SSR pages into their client side version then it works just fine, however I want to use SSR for increased performance and user experience. I then got confused with the middleware, thinking it was part of the SSR before realizing it was only for APIs, but the middleware approach did fix my issues, until expiration occurred and I'd get a "Authentication required" message. As a temporary fix to this, the user would need to go back to the home page and then they'd be able to go to the dashboard and its sub pages. This sort of works but there are pages where users would go straight to a sub page within the dashboard, so they'd get this message often. Figuring out that the middleware was only for APIs, I went back and commented it out. I am now at square one with SSR authentication again and can't seem to figure out why I am only redirected to the home page and never allowed into my dashboard.

Hi. I have a question regarding the mysql database setup. According to the documentation [1], creating tables "happens automatically, unless you provide a MySQL user that doesn't have table creation permission". - Is it advised to give the mysql user table creation permissions? - How does SuperTokens deal with database migrations? E.g. if a new version of supertokens-core requires a new table, how will this table be added? Is this done automatically? If so, what if the MySQL user doesn't have table creation permission? [1]: https://supertokens.com/docs/session/quick-setup/database-setup/mysql

Is there any documentation on best practices when self-hosting SuperTokens Core? I was thinking if it is feasible to run the core on a Cloud Run service instance. Thoughts?

You may be familiar of the server actions in nextjs. How do I protect the server actions for authorized usage ? We can protect the api with "withSession" helper function but as we dont have any request in server actions so I can use that func.

How can I store session info of guest user in nest js ? The documentation doesnot explain the complete flow Please help

"Hello, I am currently implementing the SuperTokens passwordless recipe in a ReactJS application with Redux Toolkit. My code, which handles OTP submission, works perfectly in my local development environment. However, when I deploy the same code to my production environment, I encounter the following error: error from otp submit ====== TypeError: Cannot use 'in' operator to search for 'loginMethods' in undefined at l (main.js:2:3254333) at t.normaliseUserResponse (main.js:2:3256743) at Object. (main.js:2:3231054) at main.js:2:3228544 at Object.next (main.js:2:3228649) at a (main.js:2:3227363) import { createCode, resendCode, consumeCode,} from "supertokens-web-js/recipe/passwordless"; i am using above library It's worth noting that my code does not make any reference to 'loginMethods,' and this issue only arises in the production environment. I have compared the configurations between my local and production environments, and they seem consistent. Additionally, I have reviewed the SuperTokens documentation and have not found any references to 'loginMethods' in my code. Could you please assist me in identifying the root cause of this error and provide guidance on how to resolve it? Thank you for your help.

Is there a utility function for determining the status code to send to a client when using Next.js and the

supertokens-auth-react

SDK? The route will return

200

for everything. I am looking for a

getRoutingComponent

equivalent e.g.

getStatusCodeForRoute

that I can call within

getServerSideProps

.

Helllo, I tested my app locally and it works fine, but when testing in staging trying to signup/login I'm getting an error in the console saying: "SyntaxError: Unexpected end of JSON input". I checked the request and I get a 200 and I also checked the dashboard and the user was created.

Hey everyone. I'm trying to connect a Unity (game engine) client app with SuperTokens. Is there any documentation, examples or quick start guides on how to use C# on the frontend to authenticate with SuperTokens ?