does anyone use RLS with Prisma?

If you are talking from the Prisma side that is more a Prisma/Postgres question than Supabase. https://github.com/prisma/prisma/issues/12735 pretty long post there discussing it. If you want to use the Supabase REST API in addition to Prisma then you would use custom headers or mint your own jwt's. I don't use Prisma though. If you have specific questions on how to do something with RLS you can follow up in #1006358244786196510 . Otherwise let's see if any Prisma users respond in off-topic.

Yeah, I'm reading thru that issue right now. Trying to decide if Prisma is the right choice for us. I suppose views and functions can do everything we need, but it's so tempting to just shove SQL into code

I am trying to create some supabase snippets in VS Code. I got tired of quoting each line of longish snippets so wanted to try one of the snippet extensions. But they spit out something like this:

// @prefix test
// @description 
/* eslint-disable */

// my snippet code here...

But that is very different from the VS code snippet format:

{
  "Print to console": {
    "scope": "javascript,typescript",
    "prefix": "log",
    "body": [
      "console.log('$1');",
      "$2"
    ],
    "description": "Log output to console"
  }
}

Can someone elighten me as to what I am supposed to do with the snippet output from Easy Snippet and similar extensions in the format I showed above and/or what the difference is between the formats?

I'm wondering if there are any plans to implement something akin to Firebase Hosting on Supabase. I know there are plenty of options out there like S3, Cloudflare, Firebase, Vercel. However, I'm building a platform for artists / creatives and want to make it as easy as possible for them to self-host. Building the initial implementation off of a single vendor would make that process a lot easier. Basically, if Supabase provided a way to serve the html for a bundled react app it would make it a one-stop shop. From what I can tell the file serving on supabase returns html as text so wouldn't be able to use that. Any suggestions / visibility on hosting would be much appreciated.

You could make that service yourself with 1 or more digitalocean droplets and cloudflare as it's fairly simple

Yeah its not about whether or not I could do it myself (and why I mentioned all the other options ) it's the point of it being turnkey for the end user so as to not require multiple signups on their part. Ideally it would be as simple as "signup for supabase" so there would be minimal overhead for non-technical users

ah ok I understand now

Yeah it would be cool to be able to just have one vendor for your entire tech stack 😁 (that's also FOSS)

If you're willing to sacrifice FOSS, take a look at vercel - they're just a wrapper for AWS Lambda. They run your app as a serverless function

All you need to do is take advantage of Lambda

Yeah right now I host all my stuff through Vercel already haha, would be nice to have one place for everything in a webapp/api though.

What's important is the results...

I'm not talking about hosting through vercel, I'm talking about using AWS like vercel

aws isn't foss but it has everything

S3, EC2, media transcoding, SES, etc

at the cost of your soul though

AWS Rekognition is good for content moderation

@Gravy when posting on discord on a computer/browser you should use shift-enter To generate a new line Without generating separate messages (and alerts to those monitoring) on every line. Thanks

oh sorry

does anyone knows the code behind social providers? https://ui.supabase.io/components/auth

The one you linked is being deprecated. The auth components are now here: https://github.com/supabase/auth-ui Is the current auth-ui code.

I just need the ui outside of supabase. do you have the codes?

I have no idea what you are looking for if it is not in either of those two repositories on github. They should have the code for the UI they generate.

I am looking the ui auth from the above image however I want the complete code since I only see import { createClient } from '@supabase/supabase-js' import { Auth, ThemeSupa } from '@supabase/auth-ui-react' const supabase = createClient('', '') const App = () => ( <Auth supabaseClient={supabase} appearance={{ theme: ThemeSupa }} providers={['google', 'facebook', 'twitter']} /> )

Pretty wild... For you youngsters go to the 5:30 mark, if where things came from bore you....

and in 2025 we will all program with a language called "JACK" Just Ask ChatGPT Kid I just copyrighted that, don't even think about it 😄 😛

It'll be like you just give dictation to a text-to-speech and your app will be built 😄

Na already came up w that, copyrighted it before u lol 😝

users are asking for a feature where they can upload inspiration photos (probs videos too, but will worry about that later) for a task they have to do. i haven't worked with images at all. main concern is not eating up storage and being able to compress images and cache them (is this possible?) my app is nextjs + supabase. is there a "best" way to do this?