Use Catalyst Auth Component in a low-code front end developer tool

Use Catalyst Auth Component in a low-code front end developer tool

Hi!

I want to use the Native Catalyst Auth Component to allow a user to login into the Catalyst Project and get a token for the user to access the rest of the resources from a front-end built with https://www.appsmith.com/. I was wondering if there is a place to configure redirection URLs, so that the hosted version can be used to login and then redirect the user to the appsmith interface. Perhaps, the embedded type can be an alternative, but in my understanding, this won't work, since it requires the client-package.json to be present in the file system. 

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