I'm getting

Cannot access 'supabase' before initialization

Pointing at

const { createClient } = supabase;

Probably need to wait for the document to load first

Move all the code into the

document.addEventListener

js
const { createClient } = supabase;

const supabase = createClient('MyLink', 'MyKey');

You're declaring a new variable called supabase, call it something else

i.e.

const supabaseClient = createClient(...)

Hey, i have a chatroom already in PRO in Firebase Realtime. could i use the supabase realtime for the same case?

or is not a good usecase for a postgres database?

It is a perfect use case 🙂 https://twitter.com/fenixhub/status/1414662499325071367

Realtime is just a flat JSON tree, so you don't get the benefits of better querying that you do with supabase but imo migration will be a tad bit difficult

Is there any way to buy a shirt (or hoodie) from Supabase? I see all the swag drops on Twitter and stuff, but can’t find an actual store.

Swag store isn't ready as yet, but you will be able to in the future.

Yeah got it thanks!

Is there a way for me to filter according to timing i have a table row called

ExpirationTime

which contains the exact timing like

Should i use like

le

to find the non expired date? Compare using

Date.now()

ill just probably do it from scratch

thanks guys

hello everyone i'm new here and i'm sorry to have arrived with some problems as you can see on this capture at the last line, i'm trying to run supabase locally thanks to the cli but i have this error I tried to solve the problem on the internet since yesterday and I have no solution if it fades you I need your help. if its can help i turn on fedora 34

Did you install docker-compose? and set the execution permission on it? what do you get if simply run 'docker-compose version' ?

I installed docker compose

and 'docker ps' ? <- to verify connection to docker daemon.

docker ps command

ExpirationTime

your user must be part of the docker group

try something like this: $ sudo usermod -G docker AshEmpire $ newgrp - docker Or just the first command, logout and login again to reload the groups.

I have executed all the commands you asked me here is my new result for docker ps @User

The docker part should be working now, as you see there's a couple of images already running.

thank you already for your help @User but even after this the supabase start command always shows me the same message as on the first capture I sent

I haven't tried selfhosting it yet, I'm sorry can't help you more, maybe shut down supabase and up again? or something like that.