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@matthew
is anyone aware of a way to sign in a user via an api route in nextjs + nextauth? specifically trying to auth users when coming through warpcast—the post api route that warpcast sends has the user's fid, and I want to sign them via on the post route handler
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i have a SIWF x NextAuth example here, I think you'd essentially turn the auth.ts into a POST request or use the default POST handler as long as you have the right body https://github.com/farhackxyz/farhack/blob/main/auth.ts
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hmmm I think there might be something else going on then. this is what my route looks like—the sign in provider I have is similar to yours and doesn't throw an error in my code. I think the question here is if you sign someone in using a server route like so, can you access after on the client? Haven't been able to find any docs on it which is weird
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Best way to do this is sign them in in the API request and then send back cookies with the response to keep them signed in on the client
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yeah was trying to do that but the session cookies weren't passing down, and if I tried the reverse (sign in from the client) it wouldn't pass the CSRF up, so my guess is that something about the iframe in WC is blocking cookies. maybe @horsefacts.eth knows if this would be the case?
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Ah yeah I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s some weird sandboxing behavior around iframes and cookies
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yeah... so much for nextjs routes lmao. I'll probably rope most things into a single page now that I know
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