Hi, I’m using Appwrite Cloud, and I have a setup where my Appwrite backend is hosted on a subdomain (e.g., api.example.com), while my frontend (Next.js app) and API routes are hosted on the root domain (e.g., example.com).
I’d like to know if it’s possible for Appwrite Cloud to set session cookies with a domain like .example.com, so that they are accessible across subdomains — including both the frontend and my Next.js API routes.
Specifically, I want my Next.js API routes to have access to the Appwrite session cookie in order to verify the user's session.
Is this even supported?
Recommended threads
- Unknown attribute type: varchar / text
Since the `string` type is deprecated I tried using `varchar` and `text` in some newer tables, but when running `appwrite pull tables && appwrite types ./src/li...
- trying to figure out how to activate my...
please help
- I'm experiencing a critical bug on Appwr...
Hey <@870607367597850624> team / support 👋 I'm experiencing a critical bug on Appwrite Cloud that's blocking my production Flutter app. I've already filed GitH...