started a discussion as a last ditch effort ->

New Issue: Magic link not working for exising accounts when Email Signup is turned off. Error message:

Unsupported email provider

Magic link for email signup & signin should be able to work separately.

Will 'Functions' be able to execute a binary/executable stored locally with the function code?

Hopefully this gets implemented in the next auth update: https://github.com/supabase/supabase-flutter/issues/5 How it is done in Firebase: https://firebase.flutter.dev/docs/auth/social

#random 😈

Are their any docs on getting started when coming from firebase?

That's a pretty wide thing to document. Do you have a more specific use-case you'd like to see regarding "getting started?"

Yes mainly with coming from firebase using Firestore database to using supabase database

Firebase uses a proprietary NoSQL database, and Supabase uses a PostgreSQL database, so maybe just looking around for stuff on getting started with PostgreSQL would be a good place to start. Or, do what I did when I came from Firebase -- open a free Supabase account and start messing around on the dashboard. Took me about 15 minutes to get comfortable (but I came from a SQL background originally.)

There are many "getting started" documents, but they are usually specific to the front-end environment you're comfortable using (React / Next.js, Angular, Flutter, etc.) so check those out. They'll get you started

Thanks I’ll give it a try

Have fun! I started using the dashboard and kept saying, "whoa, that was much easier than I thought!"

I’m sure I’ll get used to it soon enough just have to get over the first hump

Well, you should be able to get help here in Discord. Keep in mind that we just opened up the server and it's almost up to 1000 users in a couple of days, so things are exploding around here. But that should be good, as more people should be able to help you!

Will do thanks

I had the same problem: I only knew NoSQL and sql is very different, and more difficult to use. There are lots of learn sql resources, I’d also recommend getting the local Supabase working and using a client like DataGrip to play with it. Make a schema, populate it with fake data via csv import and play around writing queries

Thanks I’m starting to play around with it as we speak

If you have a complex query you can make that into a view which you then query directly like it’s a table. You just take out the WHERE clause in the View and use it in the supabase-js function

And use join tables for many to many relationships

Cool

One challenge is that querying a view returns a flat object. So I found this works well: name columns like this in the view: "parent.child" then use:

import { unflatten } from "flat";
import { groupBy, merge } from "lodash";

to build the JS object I need in the client

possibly a promoting channel for soft promoting, soft promoting as in like, promoting but not begging for users, kind of like showcase

It's exactly what #867347909741248532 does. @User. I don't think creating a #promotion would be any beneficial to the pre-exisiting #867347909741248532 channel.

How cool would it be if we can visually create tables and define their relationships? 😄

you mean like this?

:P

Hahha, let me clarify 😛

Cool software, @User. What's the monthly pricings for drawSQL?

I actually don't use drawSQL. I was using it a reference. Right now, I am using a mobile app that's free to design it and export the sql

However, I did find a nice online one before that was charging about $20 per month?