You just asked the 2nd one a few hours ago and I gave a stab at an answer before seeing your post here. You might ask in pg_net github repository. I don't know how many can answer your first one and it is very broad with lots of sub questions. You can also ask questions in discussions on supabase/supabase github as that is usually a different audience and some of the devs check that more. Just don't expect an answer in hours there either.

Apologies, I'm new, but considering the format of discord I figured after a few hours the chances of it being lost to the ether are fairly high. So email support isn't generally a good place for questions like this? I guess I will give GitHub a shot when I don't have luck here. Thank you! And thank you for taking a stab at my q++

It is unlikely to get lost in the #1006358244786196510 channel as it shows new questions when you open that channel, its more likely to get lost in #839993398554656831 however as these are single messages. Also please don't cross post as I stated before your message.

My intention wasn't to cross post. It was to ask about the scope of email support. Is that not allowed?

Cross posting isn't allowed. There were two links in the message so it was cross posted. If everyone was to do this we would have a flooded #839993398554656831 channel with just cross posting which wouldn't be beneficial for anyone. Do remember this is a community run platform, in regards to the scope of email support I think your assumption was correct. We are still growing as a community so not all questions are going to get answered or answered in a few minutes/hours/days.

For sure, it wasn't my intention to cross post, and it won't be a habit. I appreciate any help I can get when I need it but don't expect expedited support from a volunteer community. I just wanted to know if email support was a channel available for production support for questions like these.

Anyone know why do I get

session.user.identities

and sometimes I don't?

I was wondering if i can develop an express js api with supabase as my backend that handles stuff there with OAuth 2.0 and MFA

Is that possible?

So here’s what chatgpt said to me and i was wondering what you guys think about it: Yes, it is possible to create an Express.js API that uses Supabase as the backend and handles OAuth 2.0 and MFA (multi-factor authentication). Here are the general steps you would need to follow to create such an API: Set up a Supabase account and create a new project. Install the Supabase client library in your Express.js API project and authenticate with Supabase using the client library. Use the Supabase client library to manage users in your Supabase project and enable OAuth 2.0 and MFA for your users. Create the API endpoints in your Express.js API that will handle authentication and authorization using OAuth 2.0 and MFA. Keep in mind that the specifics of how to implement this will depend on your specific requirements and the details of your Supabase project. I would recommend consulting the Supabase documentation and reaching out to their support team for help with specific questions or issues.

just to let you know

chatgpt is based on 2021 data

so if something new happened after that its not gonna know

When will we get the goodies

Well if it was possible before then it will be possible after am I right?

yeah,but api could change

But you get the idea I just wanted to know the best way to create an express js api with supabase as a backend

Or if it’s possible in the first place

what is an operator in the filter query

i dont know what to put in there

nvm

i realized i have to use eq to get an element

sorry

Please take to #1006358244786196510 . I suspect you are asking about js

.filter()

and if so it uses PostgREST.org operator names (which are different than js filter names in some cases.)

Just wanted to share something that I've been using lately incase anyone might find this useful. Using Supabase has had me putting my SQL hat back on which while it's not something we all can't just get used to, I found that writting migrations from scratch was just taking a while, and had a slower than ideal feedback loop. I started using ChatGPT for migrations and its been tremendously helpful for getting the base of a migration scaffolded out and giving me something quick to work off of. Here's an example of one I ran this morning and it works scary well. Not a huge advocate for auto code-gen for everything, but its just allowed me to work faster than before! This is a simple example, but ive thrown it pretty complex ones and it works great.

You could also use Zuplo (founder here 👋) - which can easily add auth (JWT, API Keys), rate limiting, developer docs and custom logic over an existing API like supabase. We're featured in their integrations section: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/integrations/zuplo We want to really focus on this experience and improve it for supabase devs so I'm actually looking for interesting early customers that would like to try and provide feedback. LMK if you're interested.

The new Wrappers feature is really cool! Looking at the repository there is a guide for how to develop a new FDW. What does the flow for using a custom FDW for an API look like? Would I need to run my own instance of Supabase and PostgreSQL to have the custom version of Wrappers with the added FDW?

Probably too soon to expect much help on Wrappers as they are not released openly and in very alpha state. IMO

Agreed, not expecting anything. As you say it is alpha, so just curious if there was any thoughts about what that would look like, or if it would be totally out of scope.

You might get a longer lasting thread going in supabase discussions. Hopefully those interested and doing early work can communicate with each other. Things are very short live here in Discord.