Hi. I have implemented custom UI but standard flow password reset solution. Everything seems to be working except for the last part, where I call function submitNewPassword({ formFields: [ { id: 'password', value: newPassword } ] }). it gives me this error "Error: No instance of EmailPassword found. Make sure to call the EmailPassword.init method." Can enyone help me with this issue?

Are there any limits for Google login?

Is there a way to fix this error message. It seems like a css property which got set in the library itself

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! 🙂

Hello everyone, I have a react frontend react app that consumes a backend api written in Ruby on Rails. I would love to use SuperTokens for authentication but I'm afraid that it won't work because SuperTokens doesn't support Ruby as backend yet. Would there still be a possibility for it working if I just implement it in the frontend with the react library? I was thinking maybe it would work if I just save the matching user record of the logged in user in the backend database and compare it.

Hi, you described that using your access token is more secure than JWT. But on your site not so many reasons why and its a problem. So can you write a bit more detailed comparison between your access token and JWT?

Can a SuperToken dev take a look at this and let me know which is the best way to "connect provider" with XenForo and SuperTokens https://xenforo.com/community/resources/th-connected-account-providers.8488/

Hi, I'm trying to setup auth with my chrome extension, I've browsed past questions about this problem, and it seems the most straightforward solution is to use jwt with localstorage. But there's a couple things I'm still wondering: - I've tried setting the

cookieSameSite

option to none, and I can see that it is indeed set with the option, however, when launching request from the extension, the cookies are not there, why is that the case ? - If choosing to use the jwt with localstorage approach, does it mean that refresh the session does not work anymore ?

Hi, I am facing an issue with Google sign-in, email password sign is working. Below is my config

Hey, in the EU the information about Terms of Service and Privacy Police not allowed with only info text, the user should be activ opt-in like a checkbox. Actually supertokens only shows an infomation text. With the formFields option i can only add text inputs, is that so? How can i change this to an checkbox? Also it would be nice if the form type was like JsonSchema7 so you can add dynamic all fields, proofs and types you want. https://jsonforms.io/api/core/interfaces/jsonschema7.html