is the postgrest module functional? It looks like client.postgrest.from_('table').select('column').execute() generates a wrong URL (without the '/table')

Hey! It should be, yes

Try installing the latest supabase-py version by running:

pip install supabase

I'm using the develop branch, and it seems to work now

awesome! We are about to release a new version, we'll announce it here 🙂

How should I save and reuse the refresh_token with Python client? It looks like there's no API like the JS's

.signIn({refreshToken: ...})

nvm,

supabase.auth._call_refresh_token(...)

should work for now ^_^

private methods shouldn't be accessed though, but if it works for you as a temporal solution

@User will be able to answer your question better when he finds a bit of time, you know, rough days 🙂

It's just a demo (Supabase registration and login from Streamlit), so anything that works is good enough ^_^

alright 😄

Currently there is a feature parity between the Javascript and Python GoTrue client libraries, so

sign_in(refresh_token=...)

works, which requires a gotrue-py update to be released soon. Meanwhile you can directly use the library from GitHub.

Oh, I see it in the repo! Thank you!

so all I need to do is wait for that code to get released as a version ^_^

Hi, I tried to run

supabase.table('TABLE_NAME').select('*').eq('COLUMN_1',VARIABLE).order('COLUMN_2').execute()

in python supabase client .. But got an error

"QueryParams are immutable since 0.18.0. "
RuntimeError: QueryParams are immutable since 0.18.0. Use `q = q.set(key, value)` to create an updated copy.

can you try with the develop branch?

pip install git+https://github.com/supabase-community/supabase-py@develop#egg=supabase

oh, nevermind, looks like

.order()

is still broken :-C

It's a known bug: https://github.com/supabase-community/postgrest-py/issues/43

Thanks a lot for looking into it. I'll try to reorder after getting the data in FastAPI..

Hey, I was able to connect my django application to supabase. But I am having trouble connecting it to the storage. Can anyone tell me how to connect my django application to supabase storage

Not sure if it's in the python library yet but usually it's through

supabase.storage

Hey, thanks for the question Arjun! As beru has mentioned you can use the existing python client library via

supabase.storage

to perform bucket/file operations. Could you give more details on what operations you would like to perform? I'm also currently writing a custom backend so that we can integrate with django-storages: https://github.com/jschneier/django-storages/issues/1099 so that you can just

pip3 install django-storages

and use Supabase as a Custom Storage backend but that will take a few more days.

Ok thanks, I will try this

I want to be able to store files and photos to show in my django web app

oh yeah you can definitely do that. Will follow up with some brief instructions soon...

Ok, Thanks!

Hey Arjun, So you can initialize a client as per normal via:

python
import os
from supabase import create_client, Client

url: str = os.environ.get("SUPABASE_URL")
key: str = os.environ.get("SUPABASE_KEY")
supabase: Client = create_client(url, key)
storage = supabase.storage()

From here you can then do

storage.StorageFileAPI(<your_bucket_name)

and then perform your desire operations

for instance it would be

python
storage.StorageFileAPI(<your_bucket_name).download(<path>)

to download a file you have uploaded to supabase storage

You can view: https://github.com/supabase-community/supabase-py/blob/develop/supabase/lib/storage/storage_file_api.py for the rest of the file operations. The client is quite rough so you might run into some errors so feel free to post here or on the issues page if you face any problems. Thanks!

Thank you so much!