Hi, i have a problem with "No SuperTokens core available to query"

Hi, I am running a supertokens implementation with social login and react native clientside and nest.js in the backend connected to the local supertokens instance via the SDK. We've got a user-profiles table to compliment the supertokens login for our app (mainly for their profile information) and atm i automatically create one when a user logs in by overriding the ThirdParty.init signInUp function, so i just grab the user_id and email and create a userprofile with that data as well, which works fine, but it hit me that a social login to apple or google (the two we currently support) should be able to supply a lot more info then just an email, for example a profile pic, a name, maybe a phone number as well. I took a look at the return type of the signInUp method and it seems it doesn't really return anything relevant for me except the email. Is there anyway to override this and get more data out of the social login for me to create a more complete userprofile with? Thanks in advance for the help! 🙂

Last question for today 😅, how can I configure my SMTP with username/password credentials ? I can't find a way to give the username

It looks like SuperToken cookies are exceeding the permitted limit. I'm getting this error: "Set-Cookie header is ignored in response from url: http://localhost:4000/auth/session/refresh. The combined size of the name and value must be less than or equal to 4096 characters."

hi, for our app we had to use the native http plugin from capacitor, which doesnt support interceptor... any example how to write custom logic to attach the cookies in the headers (for every request)?

Hi I'm using Supertokens for passwordless authentication. My backend is Node JS and Frontend is Angular. Im able to signup using the signinup and consume api call. But the issue is that I'm not able to create a session. Neither the cookie is getting stored in browser after the consume api call. when I checked the response header the set-cookie parameter is there. But its not storing the cookie. And When Im running the function getAccessTokenPayloadSecurely(), it throws the error session doesnt exist.

why FetchError: request to https://....aws.supertokens.io/apiversion failed, reason: connect ETIMEDOUT 5

Hi, has anyone tried using SuperTokens with HTMX? If so, do you have any guidance or advice?

Hello team, for my development environment api domain and website domain are same which is why sameSite is set to strict by the sdk . This makes it difficult for the testing purposes where the frontend localhost needs to consume backend development environments as it prevents because localhost is treated as third party . I read the docs and found out a way to manually set the cookieSameSite=None in the init which will solve the problem but will compromise the security as the system would be more prone to csrf attacks , is there any other recommended way to do it ?

Hi folks, I'm creating my instance of supertokens, to handle login in a microservices infrastructure. I will deploy the hosted core version, directly inside my infrastructure. There is a way to configure the core via environment variable (i.e licence key, tenant, ecc), instead of doing api calls from my backend?