Hello everyone ! I'm building a react app, and learning everything at the same time 😅 I wonder if, once I define 4 roles, I can set a route to a specific homepage for each ? And also, if the options in the general menu can differ ? Thanks in advance if you can help clear my mind about this (I didn't find the info in the documentation, that I almost extensively read before posting here !) Joe

when you say "specific homepage for each" , you mean a diff flow screen for each role ? or diff app homepage for each role ?

Hello Meir ! Thanks for your answer ! The "homepage" I'm talking about would be an entry point: the student accesses the exercises directly and can add a bit of infos to his profile; the teacher can also use the exercises, but his homepage would rather be a dashboard to see the progression of his students; the referent would also have a dashboard, that would include the teachers he's responsible of, and the ability to view the students' progression. And finally, the admin dashboard for me. That's where I don't get it yet, I was thinking about different homepages for those purposes, but I'm not sure that the authorizations are intended to do that (except maybe by forbidding access to specific react modules ?)

you can put roles on users in frontend, show the right page/view according to role , see here https://github.com/descope/react-sdk#helper-functions in backend, validate you enforce the roles can't access resources they are forbidden from https://docs.descope.com/build/guides/session/#logout-all-sessions-using-backend-sdk

Thank you very much ! I'm going to investigate & learn (and maybe make up my mind soon about using the react sdk or the python one !)

Joe, Essentially, you can: 1. Log the user in 2. Validate the role for the user,

const roles=["myRole"]

// Return value : Boolean (true or false)
try {
    const isRoleValid =  descopeClient.validateRoles(authInfo, roles);
    if (isRoleValid) {
        console.log("These roles are valid for user")
        // Direct the user to the applicable page
    } else {
        console.log("These roles are invalid for user")
    }
} catch (error) {
    console.log ("Could not confirm if roles are valid - error prior to confirmation. " + error);
}

Thank you Chris ! I will try this !

Let us know how it goes and if you have any further questions.