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@iebh/supabasey

v1.1.6

Published

Utility wrapper around Supabase

Downloads

35

Readme

@iebh/supabasey

Utility function to wrap the main Supabase worker function.

Unlike calling supabase.FUNCTION / supabase.auth.FUNCTION etc. this function takes a simple callback which provides the following:

  1. Flattens non-promise responses into then-ables
  2. The query is forced to respond as a promise (prevents accidental query chaining)
  3. The response data object is guaranteed to be a POJO return (if any data is returned, otherwise void)
  4. Errors throw with a logical error message rather than a weird object return (see supabesey.throw())
  5. Retrying and back-off provided by default

API

This library exports a single function worker by default but also provides a few other utility function to make working with Supabase a little easier.

supabasey(callback, options)

The main worker function, accepts a function which is called as (supabase:supabseClient).

let responses = await env.supabase(s => s
    .from('widgets')
    .select('id, data')
)

Options are:

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |-----------|----------|---------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | retries | Number | 3 | Number of times to attempt to rerun the query if it fails (utlity to auto-populate options.retry.retries) | | retry | Object | | Raw options passed to p-retry / node-retry, defaults are a suitable setup for Supabase |

supabasey.rpc(method, arguments, options)

Convenience wrapper to call RPC functions.

supabasey.rpc('hello_world');
// ...is the equivelent of...
supabasey(s => s.rpc('hello_world'))

supabasey.middleware(options)

Middleware functionality to glue an initalized Supabase session into env.supabase for each request to an endpoint. This function is designed with Cloudflare workers in mind but should be generically compatible with any Express style middleware This middleware is actually a wrapper around supabasey.init({env, ...options})

Options are:

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |-------------|-----------|---------|-------------------------------------------------------------------| | env | Object | {} | Environment variables to use for various initialization functions | | injectEnv | Boolean | true | If truthy add env.supabase as a handle to this Supabase session |

supabasey.init(options)

Initialize Supabase, returning a Supabasey wrapper function.

Options are:

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |-----------|---------------------|----------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | env | Object | {} | Environment config to take various settings from | | init | Boolean | true | Use env.SUPABASE_URL + env.SUPABASE_KEY to login to Supabase, disable if some higher function handles this automatically | | login | Boolean | true | Use env.SUPABASE_USER + env.SUPABASE_PASS to login as that Supabase meta-user | | session | 'auto' / String | 'auto' | The supabase session to use, if 'auto' uses env.SUPABASE_URL |

supabasey.throw(err)

Translate and throw a Supabase error object into a single JS Error object.