Yes! It's a little bit harder with Solid.js though because you can't extend something like the Express classes. I think these new SSR frameworks try to create concepts for the

Request

and

Response

objects that exist in browsers. But these are currently made up concepts that have not been fully adopted by Node.js yet (but hopefully will be adopted in the future). Since these objects are not native to Node.js yet, I'm not sure how easy it is to make them act in a way that SuperTokens expects. These objects appear to be a lot more strict.