Is there any sort of thing like a "best practice audit?" I feel like we're (still) regularly encountering major issues with SuperTokens slowing down our Next.js application (far more than I ever experienced with Auth0 before) and the performance is really a problem.

Any ideas on this "RESTART_FLOW_ERROR". Signing up via passwordless and getting internal server error. Nodejs logs gave this error message

Hi everyone, I setup a flask backend according to the sample https://github.com/supertokens/supertokens-python/blob/master/examples/with-flask/with-thirdpartyemailpassword/app.py and my react frontend according to the recipe. There seems to be something wrong with my CORS configuration because I am getting: Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource

How to integrate existing spring boot application?

Currently getting this issue:

Error: SuperTokens core threw an error for a GET request to path: '/apiversion' with status code: 401 and message: Invalid API key

Can't find any resources online to solve it. Running hosted supertokens in a dev environment. supertokens-node 16.7.1 supertokens-web-js 0.9.1

hey, is there a way to get access token and refresh token validity from the backend? I am using golang.

Hi I am trying Supertokens social login using Fast API and custom UI. Everytime I am trying to get an access token, I am getting an error in

singinup

API.

{"status":"FIELD_ERROR","error":"'access_token'"}

Hi guys, any example of declaring custom redirect_uri while initialising third party providers in golang?

I'm using Next.js (frontend and SSR) + FastAPI (as a traditional backend). The FastAPI backend is the same application logically (same domain and can be called from the browser directly). Do you recommend using a JWT session for this architecture, and sending the JWT to FastAPI?

Question - Is there a way to use multiple cookie domains on one port. the use case we have is the same api server, but we have 2 frontend services on different domains