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Connecting to supabase

  • kennypurnomo-1396774783751815199

    kennypurnomo

    1 month ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtMMgQ8zwnI

    hi, i followed this video. But i dont understand how to create a table in supabase where i can connect it to the nordcraft.

    Please kindly let me know which part of the youtube should i pay attention more
  • whitep4nth3r-1396775903417208863

    salma

    1 month ago

    I didn't include that bit in the video as it wasn't a Supabase tutorial per se

    We will be making a longer, more in depth tutorial around this and Supabase

    to create a table, go to Database > Tables > click on New table at the top right
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  • whitep4nth3r-1396776320872218644

    salma

    1 month ago

    Depending on what components you are using from Supabase connect, or whether you're using the Nordbase template, the attributes on the components will allow you to connect those to the relevant tables you create
  • kennypurnomo-1396776584572309504

    kennypurnomo

    1 month ago

    oopss i am so newbie here.. so i guess i have to wait for your deep explanation video
  • whitep4nth3r-1396776612141207552

    salma

    1 month ago

    eg. the messages component (shown in the video) uses the supa-realtime component, which connects to the "messages" table via the "table" attribute
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  • This audience for this video was intended to be people who are already pretty familiar with supabase, sorry if that wasn't clear! 😄
  • whitep4nth3r-1396777981418016799

    salma

    1 month ago

    We'll also be doing a deep dive into the new package and template during Office Hours this week where you can ask questions https://discord.gg/nordcraft?event=1396777861343608843
  • kennypurnomo-1396780958367219773

    kennypurnomo

    1 month ago

    Basically i have a simple airtable database already.

    I have a user to login to my app then when it is successful, the user is redirected to his dashboard. What it the easiet way to achieve this?
  • whitep4nth3r-1396781046850388008

    salma

    1 month ago

    This works only with Supabase, not with airtable
  • kennypurnomo-1396781879750951003

    kennypurnomo

    1 month ago

    i know.. do you have any idea about my usecase with airtable?
  • Tod-1396781881340596365

    Tod

    1 month ago

    Great job @kennypurnomo! Your contribution to the Nordcraft Community just made you advance to Community Level 3! 🌲
  • whitep4nth3r-1396781942158131220

    salma

    1 month ago

    I'm afraid not right now
  • Others may know though so keep this thread open!
  • filip_dajkovic-1396822905324834856

    Filip Dajkovic

    1 month ago

    I'm using Airtable as a database for my client's project but I use it with Xano as a Backend layer for logic between Nordcraft and Airtable. Using it alongside Supabase could be possible too, depending on what you need, but I wouldn't recommend it for a complete beginner at all.

    If you have some specific questions, feel free to let me know. I can even show you how my setup looks like and how it works, there's a lot I've had to come up with since Airtable is not a proper database.

    If you need some help to get started with Xano, I couldn't recommend enough: https://www.youtube.com/@NoCodeProCode/videos.
  • lucasg-1396846419201097738

    Lucas G

    1 month ago

    @Jay Campbell might have some videos for you
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  • Check out his channel for supabase stuff
  • jaycmpb-1396860002219855973

    Jay Campbell

    1 month ago

    Here’s my channel where you can find Supabase content: https://www.youtube.com/@vaylonlab
  • kennypurnomo-1397052575429300304

    kennypurnomo

    1 month ago

    between supabase and xano which one you recommend for a beginner?
  • lucasg-1397060151466393710

    Lucas G

    1 month ago

    Supabase is easy to get started with
  • If you’re having difficulty with it then you may need to take some time to read up on basic backend terms
  • All backend as a service type of platforms are relatively similar
  • lucasg-1397060745090564146

    Lucas G

    1 month ago

    The only thing that would make them easier is to pay someone to entirely manage it for you
  • filip_dajkovic-1397124022856323232

    Filip Dajkovic

    1 month ago

    Depends on your background and project you're building. If you're coming from a No-Code space than Xano will be a breeze, while Supabase is generally more tailored for developers that know how to write code. I can tell you that I've built with Xano a big project, a lot of very complex stuff and still have a hard time doing basic operations in Supabase while knowing Javascript very well. I've used Zapier and Make for a long time and Xano is just like them but with a database, so it's a native environment for me.
  • filip_dajkovic-1397124301559300147

    Filip Dajkovic

    1 month ago

    But truly the best way to find out is to give them both a shot, take 1-2 days with both and try to build login or any other feature and see which one feels better/easier.