Rank 2: Process
First of all, congratulations on your endeavours to make Appwrite integration with SSR frameworks easier... The new flows highlighted in https://appwrite.io/docs/products/auth/server-side-rendering make alot of sense in my perspective.
However, I think being able to do direct requests from the users' browsers directly to Appwrite servers still make sense. For example, using Appwrite Client SDK for reads and using Appwrite Server SDK for write operations for example.
What would be the recommended way, to authenticate on the server and preserve a cookie that's valid with Appwrite and another that is valid with our own Server?
Previously, I was doing something like this:
export function setSessionFromHttpResponse( response: FetchResponse<unknown>, event: H3Event<EventHandlerRequest>) { const { appwriteHostname, ssrHostname } = useAppwriteConfig()
const cookiesString = (response.headers.get('set-cookie') ?? '') .split(appwriteHostname) .join(ssrHostname)
const cookiesArray: string[] = setCookieParser.splitCookiesString(cookiesString) const cookiesParsed = cookiesArray.map((c) => setCookieParser.parseString(c))
cookiesParsed.forEach((cookie) => { setCookie(event, cookie.name, cookie.value, { domain: cookie.domain, expires: cookie.expires, httpOnly: cookie.httpOnly, maxAge: cookie.maxAge, path: cookie.path, secure: cookie.secure, sameSite: 'strict', }) })}Would this still be the only way for something like this to work?