Password managers

Styling encapsulation relies on the "shadow DOM" browser feature.

Unfortunately, password managers such as Dashlane, LastPass, OnePassword, etc do not detect authentication forms fields inside shadow DOMs.

Therefore, if you would like to make sure that your end users can use their password managers, you will have to disable shadow DOM.

ReactJS

Note

To use SuperTokens with plain javascript you need to use the supertokens-website SDK. The SDK provides session management features.

To add login functionality, you need to build your own UI and call the APIs exposed by the backend SDKs. You can find the API spec here

You can refer to this blog post to know how this is done, the example uses social login but the same setup applies to other recipes as well.

Plain JavaScript

Note

To use SuperTokens with React Native you need to use the supertokens-react-native SDK. The SDK provides session management features.

To add login functionality, you need to build your own UI and call the APIs exposed by the backend SDKs. You can find the API spec here

React Native

import SuperTokens from "supertokens-auth-react";import EmailPassword from "supertokens-auth-react/recipe/emailpassword";
SuperTokens.init({    appInfo: {        apiDomain: "...",        appName: "...",        websiteDomain: "..."    },    recipeList: [        EmailPassword.init({            useShadowDom: false        })    ]});

caution

• SuperTokens uses only randomized styles to define its styling so disabling shadow DOM should not impact the rest of your application's styles. On the other hand, when disabling Shadow DOM, make sure to verify that your CSS does not impact how SuperTokens UI is rendered.
• Shadow DOM will always be disabled with Internet Explorer since it does not support it. Similarly, if you intend to support Internet Explorer for your application make sure to verify how SuperTokens UI is rendered.