Yeah I’m not a react person so can’t really advise there haha. But yeah, you’d generally have a global manager for state or whatever

That you use across your app

Calling

auth.user()

in components is also not a bad thing 🤷‍♂️

We discussed this in the ideas and suggestions channel earlier - put an example in there: https://discord.com/channels/839993398554656828/867348150741237790/869539855493906472

ok thanks!

It's react-native, but it should work just fine with react too with a few minor changes (e.g. using localstorage directly instead of async-storage)

I’m curious if there were any talks about being able to pass a custom “fetch” to supabase client. Been looking through discussions and issues and couldn’t find any mention

Context: SvelteKit offers built in caching for fetch responses, but they use a wrapper around fetch for it - so you’d have to use the SvelteKit’s fetch to take advantage of that

ok

Though now that I think about it, the fetch object would need to be passed to Supabase calls, not to the client constructor, since it’s page specific 🤔

Guess that’s just a case of calling postgrest api directly, not really something the JS client should handle.

Hi all, how much time does it take to restore a paused project ? Is it a matter of minutes or hours ? Thanks

guys can i use supabase in discord bot imean is it reliable and fast enough 🤔

sorry if im interupting discussoins

Depends on how reliable and fast you need it to be

Most of the API calls are routed to

/rest/v1

,

/realtime/v1

, or

/auth/v1

, so I can't see any specific reasons why it wouldn't be feasible to allow a custom fetcher to be added when initialising a new instance of the client

One more question probably for a supabase dev... For Twitter auth how can I get the username of the user?

id rather have that than the email 😛

Yeah, though in SvelteKit’s case, you would get the fetcher during a page load, not at any time - unless I just skipped part of the docs. If you can’t get it at any time, you’d have to pass the fetcher in the methods and that’s ugly

You already get their username by default, don’t you?

imean like in responsiveness time under 500ms or smthing

Should go into

full_name

oh sorry i worded that incorrectly. how would i insert the username instead of the email into the auth users table?

Well responsiveness depends on what you actually do there. Supabase is Postgres + PostgREST + Kong, hosted on AWS. They are all amazing things

If you write proper queries, it flies

https://github.com/supabase/supabase/discussions/2180 - Related PR: https://github.com/supabase/gotrue/pull/127

The region is gonna be a huge factor in your responsiveness.

do you think it's faster than firebase as firebase is nosql based

ohh sweet

Nosql doesn’t mean faster or slower