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08/21/2019, 6:47 PMEvery user has to authenticate with ConnectyCube before using any ConnectyCube functionality.
When someone connects with an application using ConnectyCube, the application will need to obtain a session token which provides temporary, secure access to ConnectyCube APIs.
A session token is an opaque string that identifies a user and an application.
And I think this might collide with my SuperTokens, which I am 100% set on implementing. So I emailed them and they came back to me with this
My Q:
ConnectyCube has its own Authentication system that users have to go through. I however have developed an app with its own very specific Authentication system and I thus dont want to use the ConnectyCube authentication. nor store users passwords in ConnectyCube. Is this possible?
Their Answer:
Yes it is possible,
You can use ConnectyCube User as an opaque User, with only ID field set. The rest you can store at your own DB.
We have a Custom Identity Provider mechanism for it.
Can you make sense of how one would use supertokens authentication when using an external SDK?SuperTokens is an open source authentication solution offering features like: Different types of login: Email / password, Passwordless (OTP or Magic link based).
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