Hi.. we are using cookie based auth, class Onboarding(APIView): @method_decorator(verify_session()) def put(self,request,role): user_id = request.supertokens.get_user_id() print("User_id: ", user_id) It is giving error as "request doesn't have supertoken" I want to access session in class based sync function

Hey @Namratha

django

im not sure how to do it in class based as you are doing. It has been solved before, so search on our discord. Otherwise we will wait for @mayank to help.

last time KS helped me in how to use verify session in class based, it is working. Now i want to access user_id from this session and update session with latest role

right. Let's wait for @mayank

ok thanks

@Namratha Can you show from where you've imported the

verify_session()

decorator?

from supertokens_python.recipe.session.framework.django.syncio import verify_session

Ya I figured, so your

View

seems to be correct, can you confirm you've included the

supertokens_python

app in

INSTALLED_APPS

and

supertokens_python.framework.django.django_middleware.middleware

in the middleware stack?

Yes i have done this. when i tested function based api from postman app where i send bearer token in authorization header, i was able to get session inside the function. but now frontend is sending token in cookies

You can configure the frontend to send the access token in either the header or the cookie. The backend should be able to pick up either. However, I don't think the problem is related to the view being Class Based or Function Based. https://supertokens.com/docs/thirdpartyemailpassword/common-customizations/sessions/token-transfer-method