is there a way to give params

@User Wondering if you perhaps know,

Yeah - when you call

.rpc()

, you pass it the function name and the parameters it needs - e.g.:

js
const { data, error } = await supabase
  .rpc('echo_city', [
    { name: 'The Shire' },
    { name: 'Mordor' }
  ])

Source: https://supabase.io/docs/reference/javascript/rpc In terms of auth, maybe setting the

authenticated

role for the security of your function would suffice

You're gonna need to expand with some specifics before I can tell you if I know

omg thank you so much you're life saver

The issue that I picked

i need to read docs properly 😅

There are several hundred people in this server, and lots of messages

Do I need to specifically add and list

My fronrend to the site url

Add and list what? I can't help you unless I know what you're referring to

the default is http://localhost:3000

Since I wouldnt be connecting from my localhost

one more doubt, what if i am using supabase createClient in frontend how should i hide the api key and stuffs or keep it safe ik this is really dumb question but idk how will i solve this

The public/anon key doesn't need to be hidden, it's safe for it to be in your front-end. The service key has admin level access, and shouldn't be exposed anywhere that it could be stolen (e.g. use it ONLY in server backends)

When spining up my docker with my web app, the DB gets created, however I keep getting browser time out

umm, wait this is going to sound dumb but if i am making changes to database using public/anon keys so can someone not use it ? and spam or do whatever

Try opening a github discussion with full details, I can't gather enough information from here to be able to look into it

My bad, so I have build and ecommerce platform, when the docker starts up, all configurations, etc.. are kept within the database, So ift cant get to the db or is unable to read from the db

Then it times, outr

So i think my questions, is specific to, do i need to set my site url within the settings.

That's a good point. In this situation, I can see 2 options: - Create a small server that calls the function with your service key, and create an endpoint that authed users can access (might require more investigation) - Look at restructuring your database Is there a specific reason you want 1 table for each user?

Or does it not make a differnce

Well all, its all interlinked, crm, logistics, sales, purcgases

I was replying to someone else with that

No problem

isee thanks for clarification for last point -> it's bcs i m creating a note taking type of app where users can create acc and use create different section of notes public/private and i don't know how to structure db so i can keep all the notes with their proper dates and stuffs so im creating different table for different users so db is structure nosql is different from relational db so it's hard to think in terms of column based db as i m shifting from firebase

i don't know any better way

Hi I'm trying to use the provider way to login. Problem: it looks like the ``client.auth.user()`` is not reactive? Like I need to refresh my page to get the data (see gif)

hey, does someone know a possible reason for my realtime subscriptions to not be receiving changes? I passed the correct URL and API key, subscribed to all changes and made sure the supabase_realtime publication is on all tables. What else could it be?