Sounds good, if you don't come up with anything I'm putting together a pullrequest for gotrue-py with an idea

This is of interest in an application we are working on as well with fastapi towards a supabase backend

I work everyday with FastAPI, anything I can help, just tell me 🙂

Hey @dreinon have you setup fastapi with supabase?

yes

Currently are haha

But just a simple rest api

although working fine 🙂

You may still be my hero. I have authentication setup with the FastApi OAuth2PasswordRequestForm. So I send a form data request with username and password and pass that to supabase, which returns my access token. I return the access token from the login endpoint. Now lets say I have an update to create something like an article. I pass the access token as a bearer token. However I cant seem to find away to setup the supbase client with the access token so I can access supabase as that user.

Hmm, interesting question

I'm not currently working with auth. Can't you just use the bearer token as the supabase-api-key?

the supabase_key here

I though so but it doesn't seem to respect row level security

actually I am getting invalid authentication credientals

Oh 😦

I am also probably just dumb 🙂

just saw and commented on your gist with a question

Hey Jason thank you. I responded. I should have been more explicit like 13 and forward is suppose to represent making an api call and trying to authenticate with the access token

Hi!

I would like to use storage. Is there a way to upload a text file directly from a string with Python client?

It's an xml

I'm not used to it

oh! so just to clarify you have a file

some_file.txt

which contains XML and you'd like to upload the file to storage using a method which looks like

.upload('some_file.txt')

?

Storage Overview# Supabase Storage makes it simple to store and serve large files. Files# Files can be any sort of media file. This includes images, GIFs, and videos. It is best practice to store files outside of your database because of their sizes. Folders# Folders are a way to organize your files (just like on your own computer). There is no right or wrong way to organize your files. You can store them in whichever folder structure suits your project. https://supabase.io/docs/guides/storage

Sorry

Didn't see your messages guys

What I'm exactly doing is generating an xml content in a string which is meant to be saved in a local file, but since I want to upload it to a bucket, to avoid saving it to a temp file and uploading that file and then deleting it, I was thinking that maybe I could directly upload the string specifiying the path in the bucket

Like: Upload string x into file folder1/file.xml

Hey, did you guys understand what I wanted to say?