Just wanted to confirm somthing. I see supertokens has CSRF built in by default. I personally use this with my Next.JS (app dir) application and external Express.JS API. Both share the same connection uri. I am essentially then allowing users to configure stuff on a dashboard (via the Next.JS application), which typically calls the built in Next.JS API, which then may call my external API.
Basically, I am wondering if my external Express.JS API would also be protected from CSRF attacks by default, assuming configs are correct.