hey, i have as in the next stuff this code for login.

sdk
      .updateLoginFlow({ flow: flow.id, updateLoginFlowBody: body })
      .then((data) => {
        console.log('successfull login')
        console.log('data', data.session)
        setSession(data.session)
        profileData(data.session)
        if (flow?.return_to) {
          window.location.href = flow?.return_to
          return
        }

        toast({ description: 'Signed In Successfully!' })
        router.push('/dashboard/overview')
      }).catch(foo)

I have added

profileData()

to request my own backend for stuff. what would you do to cancel login and throw e.g. a

toast

if

profileData()

fails ?

Not sure I fully understand, but to clarify, you want to "fail" the login if the fetch of your own API endpoint fails, even if the actual login with Ory succeeded? In that case you can log out the user, using the logout flows, to start from a clean slate. In general, I would recommend decoupling these things a bit more, and make fetching the profile data a distinctly different step, by for example showing a dedicated loading indicator while you're fetching the profile data. That way you can catch that error explicitly.

for the first part: yes. Im also planning on adding Keto into my backend etc to verify the user. Can you maybe show a rough example or something on how you're thinking the decoupling should be? I don't feel like adding a "wait" in the flow. and to trigger the logout flow i would need to trigger

createBrowserLogoutFlow

first.

You can always use

createBrowserLogoutFlow

and

updateLogoutFlow

immediately after another. I just think in general, it's probably a good idea to decouple the steps a little bit - don't really have a specific example, because this depends a lot on your architecture.

i'm still not sure how i should stitch it all together. my own

profileData

is this simple one.

const profileData = (session: Session) => {
    fetch('<http://localhost:8080/users/>' + session.identity?.id, { mode: 'cors' })
      .then((res) => {
        if (!res.ok) {
          throw new Error(`HTTP error, status = ${res.status}`)
        }
        return res.json()
      })
      .then((data) => setProfile({
        profile_picture: data.data.ProfilePicture,
        city: data.data.City,
        country: data.data.Country,
        zipcode: data.data.Zipcode,
        use_gravatar: data.data.UseGravatar
      }))
  }

so any rough setup of the decoupling i imagine i need to move

setSession()

and my

profileData()

+ the

router.push()

out of the

then()

of

updateLoginFlow()