Got it. I can't show you the whole code, as it's a private project for a client, but I can ask you about my main issues: First of all, in the documentation it says to

Add the code below to your server's init file.

, but I'm not sure which **init **file to use: the project's __init__.py? The app's __init__.py? Another file I haven't considered? My next question, is the app_info fields, I'm not sure enough about some fields' meaning:

app_name='', # A generic name, the name of my Django app or the name of my Django project?
api_domain='http://localhost:8000', # I understood this one.
website_domain='https://localhost:3000', # I understood this one too.
api_base_path='/api', # Is this the path of the Django application?
website_base_path='/' # I don't get this one at all... Mind you, I haven't set up the front-end yet, but I've read the documentation about it.

Hey! Let’s talk here

Ok

How are you defining project vs app?

django-admin startproject myproject # This is the command used to create the project.

python manage.py startapp api # This one is for creating the app inside the project.

Hmm. Im@still not quite sure. But you should call the init function wherever your server initialisation happens. Essentially, you want to make sure that the init function is called by the time you use any of the supertokens functions from the library

Ok

app_name should be equal to the name of your app that will be shown in email verification / password reset emails (depending on which recipe you are using)

Ok, so it's not related to the name of the Django app, thanks.

api_base_path is the path prefix for all APIs exposed by supertokens. By default it is /api, so all APIs exposed by the supertokens django middleware will be on /api/*. For example, /api/signin

Ok, got it

website_base_path is where the login UI would be shown in your frontend app. By default it’s /auth. So the login page would be on /auth

Ok

Yea. Both api_base_path and website_base_path are optional

And if I want to propose a login form for Svelte, for example (as you have only a React one)? Where should I make the proposal?

What do you mean by proposing it?

Open a pull-request / issue

You can make an issue about it in the supertokens-core repo

Providing support for Svelte

Right. So that would be in a brand new repo dedicated to svelte. You can just make it under your own GitHub and then we can fork it if it works and meets all the criteria

I'll try to provide a fully working Django example & a svelte implementation as soon as I'm done with the exams. I'm really grateful for your help 😀