hey all, been trying supabase for the first time, amazing stuff

out of curiosity, does anybody knows how is the hosted postgres db being provisioned? ansible, salt or something? couldn't find it in the source code

docker-compose (https://github.com/supabase/supabase/tree/master/docker) most likely, though I'm not sure if they use ansible or another infra-as-code provisioning tool

Yeah, maybe a saved image on AWS, and provisioning using an SDK

anyone use Prisma with Supabase's auth?

Prisma with Supabase auth

I can't wait for Supabase Python client

I am too bad tho to contribute....

Would appreciate any help, thanks! 1. When will the public Alpha for Supabase Functions be available? 2. Are the Supabase Python community sdks ready to use or shld I use the official JS sdks? 3. Is there a way for Supabase to authenticate with a "middleman" Keycloak server or add my own OAuth2/JWT provider? 4. For "Pay as you go" plan, what does "Enterprise OAuth providers" support, e.g. LDAP? 5. For on prem, own cloud and Supabase Cloud, can we use our own Postgres, S3 and docker volume providers?

gm, I posted this awhile ago and dont think I got response, does anyone know when function hooks will be made available for projects provisioned before the release? or is there a way to upgrade a project to make them available?

1. not sure 2. I believe there ok. Have a look at the repos 🙂 3. Not 100% sure but if its a popular service create an issue. I'm always looking to add new services 4. Not sure 5. i believe so but I think someone more knowlageable than me might know more

Hi all ... does anyone tried the local supabase cli ? Specifically the migration command

I trid it just yesterday. Had some problems. For example missed the generation of the structured map.

Yep, me too. In my case it fails telling me a table (referenced) is not present while is there...

Hey there, anyone happens to know if changing the email address on an oauth provider makes it so a new login with that external account would trigger a new Supabase auth account? 🤔

I remember it being email based rather than id based - though, I can’t recall for sure

Greetings. Is it just me or is there currently an issue sending magic links? I was trying the flutter quick start demo and got the following error.

Did you find out how build a presence system? I would also like to know. Like close browser/ internet/websockets and run a onDisconnect function like Firebase. So you don't have to keep checking this incessantly in polling.

Mine svelte example still works . https://www.tourdownunder.net

That's interesting. It's not working for me. It's saying network request failed.

Perhaps I need to set this header in my request from svelte?

Its working for me

Magic link emails not working

When passing data/meta-data to supabase signUp - is this data stored anywhere or just echoed back in the api response?

The reason I ask is - In the documentation I read

The auth.users table has a JSONB column called raw_user_meta_data

however this is problematic because if a new signUp is called on an email address that already exists it will overwrite the metadata

this is coming soon - you'll get a granular view of all your queries and requests

hey everyone, I have a doubt, how to use supabase only on server side in next.js, with an admin type user signed in to make requests to the supabase's API

thanks in advance

Hello all! I think supabase is awesome. As a Haskell developer, I think having a supabase client for Haskell could make web development a lot easier. I wanted to start the process for implementing the client, but before I start, I have a few questions: - Do the gotrue-hs, realtime-hs, and postgrest-hs repos have to be under the supabase-community org? - Is there an official spec that describes each service that I should adhere to? Or do I just study the official JavaScript clients and go based off of that? I ask because, for example, the postgrest-js project only implements a small subset of PostgREST's full functionality. If I'm implementing a standalone client for PostgREST in Haskell, should I aim for implementing all of the bells and whistles, or is only the small subset used by supabase required? I may be misunderstanding the interaction between supabase and PostgREST, but it seems that supabase doesn't use everything PostgREST has to offer. - Which service do you recommend starting with? After briefly studying the three, I came to the conclusion that the gotrue client will be the easiest to implement and I should start there. Are there any other Haskell developers out there interested in joining this project? Thank you for reading!