Also has anyone tried Flask+Supabase integration? Mine is working perfectly well but facing issue in deploying it to Vercel and Heroku

Please! Help!!

I've tried flask with Supabase about a year back, and that has worked. So definitely could be an issue specific to non-local deployment.

At the time, I had used flask through a Lambda deployment on AWS. That required some VPC tweaking iirc.

i wanted to deploy it to Vercel

Can you help me please!

Unfortunately I'm not well versed with Vercel deployments. I've only deployed 2 very simple apps on it, and both were NextJS web apps. 😅

What i am facing is some kind of dependency issues

it works just awesome on local-host

That's definitely Vercel/Heroku specific. You might want to reach out to their forums instead. Maintaining dependencies definitely gave me hell on AWS, especially due to size limitations. By the end, I had quite a complex setup that was a far cry from what I had initially begun with.

Cool

Will do that

thanks for the help

also do you have any repos of yours with next.js consisting of some api related stuffs as in your custom APIs

@mansueli have to ping until I get a contributor role haha, thanks for taking a look

Plus, some people shared their input on what they'd like to see in the library next on my reddit post https://www.reddit.com/r/Supabase/comments/yasyje/any_supabasepy_users_here/

Hello, I was wondering why one should use a library over HTTPS requests?

@baderdean Most of the libraries are made by people with deep background in Supabase, which means such libraries are updated with the latest changes from the main JS library. They also help reduce coding errors, make programmers more efficient, and make software smaller in size (and lines of code). Instead of writing long lines of code to accomplish a common task, coders can simply call upon a library to perform a task

what you're saying is generic to libraries, yet if I only use 2/3 endpoints of the REST API, I'm not sure it will reduce size of my code. REST API request is only one line after all.

I was wondering if the libraries does something more than just calling the API, does it automatically does some magic like choosing between different options, bulk if needed and so on

REST requests are one lines, yes. How about the proper encoding / decoding where applicable, proper deserialization? and a lot more i could say

They’re no different, the libraries are in an alpha stage which one could say it’s equivalent to hardcoded https requests (expect for the JS lib, It’s perfect)

it's JSON isn't it? I never hit any problem with a lib like requests...

it s JSON isn t it I never hit any

The gotrue client libraries, for example, keep the session stored, refresh it when necessary, among other things. As well as giving you classes as response and not json which are hard to maintain.

thanks, so for the moment the python rest API only reduces one step of translating the JSON into a native type/class

Hello I was wondering why one should use

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