I'm currently writing some supabase auth code in a plain ol kotlin main app. I have auth via OTP don...

# supabase-kt

[Colton Idle]

I'm currently writing some supabase auth code in a plain ol kotlin main app. I have auth via OTP done, but I basically need to re-OTP each time I run my app. Is there any way to tell supabase to store a session in a directory or something so that when I re-run main it reads from that directory and therefore identifies me as logged in already?

[Colton Idle]

Interesting. it looks like supabase will do this already. But in my sample app... I'm basically making a chat between two users. and it looks as though the session is stored in the same spot so even though I have two supabase clients, they behave like 1 client. I'm assuming because they re-restore the same session even though they were initially two different user logins/sessions

[Colton Idle]

i guess if i can modify the directory where they get saved by just being able to say /user1 and /user2 then that would be fine, but i can't seem to find any docs around that

[Jan]

Yea, by default the sessions get stored under the same key. The only case where this is different when using two different Supabase urls/projects.
In any case you can update the default session manager:

install(Auth) {
   sessionManager = SettingsSessionManager(key = yourCustomKey)
}

The key can be any string.

[Colton Idle]

HECK YES. THANK YOU! IT WORKS!