hello, im getting 401 unauthorized when im trying to use the verifySession() middleware, any idea what can the problem be? I'm using EmailPassword recipe. Also I have another question, can I use the SessionRequest object in a js object not ts ? im trying to get the token payload

Hey @Tajin

I tried to enable it , but I didn't know where to type this command "SET DEBUG=com.supertokens"

terminal

Can you tell me where to execute it?

run it before you run the node command

im using git bash , and i get this error" bash: SET: command not found"

then just run

DEBUG=com.supertokens node ...

i just ran this

DEBUG=com.supertokens nodemon server.js

and it didn't work

what do you mean by didn't work?

not getting any logs

which version of the node SDK?

at all , the same messages are showing

yup.

alright will do

so the cookies are not being sent.

okay will do

which SDK are you using on ther frontned?

"supertokens-auth-react": "^0.19.0",

you wanna upgrade to version 0.21.1

i added the enable debug in init function but im not seeing any changes in the browser's console

you need to use SDK versnion 0.21.1 on the frontend

i thought i updated it , didn't work

right yea. SO are you making the API calls using axios?

react query

you need to add the supertokens interceptors to the axios instance

okay im on it

great

can you help me in just 1 more thing tho?

sure

im trying to use this" req: SessionRequest" in a js file but im geting the "type annotatiosn can only be used in typescript files"

yea.. u cant use typescript types in a JS file

oh i think my second problem would be solved after fixing that first problem ( second one is access that req.session object)

yup. that should work now

the thing is, im doing `console.log(req.session)`but it says its undefined

is the verifySession function succeeding? can i see the code?

this is the endpoint

router.get("/get_course", verifySession(), (req, res) => {
  console.log("hi");
  // const { user_who_requested_id } = req.query;

  console.log(req.sesion);
  let courseId = req.query.courseId;

  courseServices
    .getCourse({ id: courseId })
    .then((course) => {
      res.status(200).json(course);
    })
    .catch((error) => {
      console.log(error);
      res.status(400).json({
        message: "There was a problem retrieving the courses.",
      });
    });
});

you have a typo

i see it now

you are printing out req.sesion

wow

😅

woah

happy to help 🙂

what im trying to implement is , i will be reading the role of the one who sent that request, if it's the one authorized to request that ressource i'll return the ressource else i will return an error, it should be done there right?

yea. makes sense.