Also, if you search discord for capacitor, or on here: https://community.supertokens.com/, then you can find a bunch of threads about it

I see that in the Electron app you used

authorisationRedirect: {
                        params: {
                            redirect_uri: `${apiDomain}/auth/callback/apple`,
                        },
                    },

I will now try to add this and see if it then works on iOS

But yes for ios you need to add Sign In with Apple as a feature for your app on the apple dashboard

Without that apple login will always fail on ios devices

If you are managing your provision profiles manually you will also have to redownload them after enabling apple sign in

Do you have any advice on this @nkshah2 ?

Does it keep you on the apple site or does it redirect?

If the entire flow is on the webview then you shouldn’t need a separate client I’d for ios, the web one should work

Because apple will make a post call to your backend

Deleting the message because it had secrets

But that seems right

Yeah because it works on the web with this

and google also works, because I redirect it to my API route and it redirects back

Also on Android, it does redirect

It will help rule it out

Also it might be easier to debug this on call, we can set something up for tomorrow

I am also available @nkshah2

I could try yes

Or anytime before 2pm CET really

I usually work from 09:00 till 17:00 in GMT +1, so any time then as well

But I really want to talk to you so I could wake up in the night as well 🤣

Just not available today

Enjoy your day off 🙂

or your day busy with other stuff! haha

See you tomorrow then!

https://github.com/RobSchilderr/capacitor-supertokens-nextjs-turborepo Ok I spend all day working on an example using Capacitor + Supertokens + Next.js + Turborepo! Only thing is that the social logins are not working yet on the iOS and Android apps. Hopefully tomorrow we will fix the social logins @sattvikc, so that in the future we can always look to this example if the question pops up again. Gonna sleep now and cya then 🙂 end goal: have one React codebase for iOS, Android, Web with authentication powered by Supertokens.

@nkshah2 would you be ready soon?

Did you send the link somewhere already?

Hey guys did anyone check how we could get the social logins to work yet?

I had to buy a domain for this on Vercel ($20) and connect it to an official developer team in Apple, but now we have our universal link working.

Now it's a matter of fixing the issue on the Supertokens side

Sent

Im out now afk

I checked it out, some updates: - The repo got 12 stars now - The repo has been officially recommended by the Capacitor team in their Discord to consider as a replacement for their Single Sign-on feature (paid) - Capacitor has 340.000 weekly downloads - The repo has been starred by Max Lynch, co-founder of Ionic and CapacitorJs What's left to do to get this repo as a better functioning example? - Fix social Apple login on iOS/Android

I think I do need help with the Apple login, I have no clue what the issue could be. Could you maybe try it?

make sure to check if

capacitor.config

is similar, if you set

//for localhost, we need to set sameSite to strict, due to no https
        cookieSameSite: !IS_IN_PRODUCTION_ENVIRONMENT ? 'strict' : 'none',

in the backendconfig

also helps to add

<key>NSAppTransportSecurity</key>
    <dict>
        <key>NSAllowsLocalNetworking</key>
        <true/>
    </dict>

in

info.plist

for Apple for local testing

thanks for the tip anyway

also, CORS very often is an issue, so check that too. I assume you know how to debug on Safari for iOS?

thanks to you Rob, I could make it run with a backend on localhost .. unfortunately I still have the same problem. 😦 See attached log After a successful sign in, it fails at the time of refresh ,,, Strangely I do not have that problem on Capacitor/Android with the same config It starts to be different at the "getIdRefreshToken: returning: MAY_EXIST. but how to interpret that !

will check later!

But if you’re saying that locally iOS isn’t working then I need to check this out

This weekend I will work on this @marchalb. Hopefully by then @nkshah2 has fixed Apple login. Then this example is finished

Is it still not working? @nkshah2

So what I see is that when I use the example and the Supertokens env variables, the redirect URI is this. When I use it in my own app with it turns into:

https://appleid.apple.com/auth/authorize?scope=email&response_mode=form_post&response_type=code&client_id=apple.client.gigplan.mobile.app&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fclient.gigplan.app%2Fapi%2Fauth%2Fcallback%2Fapple&state=0f62e29cb642ea9d75d2e

I think this is where the issue is. Does this help you?

Tomorrow I’m available all day for debugging and available for call from 08:00 GMT +1 onwards

It seems that everything is currently working properly, with comments added throughout the code and known caveats documented in the README file! 🥳 Check the repo: https://github.com/RobSchilderr/capacitor-supertokens-nextjs-turborepo Check the live example: https://www.next-capacitor-supertokens.app/ However, there are still some outstanding issues being worked on by the Supertokens team that are worth summarizing: 1. There is a security vulnerability when using the

Authorization

header instead of cookies, so caution should be exercised when using this method. (we use this now) 2. Apple login is not currently functional on mobile web, with more details available on the /temp route of the web. The Supertokens team is actively working on a solution that will allow information to be stored in the state sent to the provider, which can then be checked in the API layer to determine if it's mobile or web. Until this solution is in place, a workaround is being used that prevents iOS login from working on the web, and it should be removed from the UI until further notice. 3. Live reload is currently not functioning as expected on Capacitor when using Supertokens, and a solution is being sought to resolve this issue. To simulate this issue: uncomment the

server: {
  //   url: 'http://YOUR_IP:3001',
  // },

from the capacitor.config. Besides this, I think we did some amazing work and we are close to creating the starter with`npx create-supertokens-app@latest` ! 🎊🎈 For this I think we need to remove some

console.logs

etc that are still in the code and maybe review the full code once more. I left them inside right now because we did not solve the caveats above here. (talking about 2 and 3)