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@rexadbapp/surp

v0.1.5

Published

nvim-style Supabase client — install via npm/npx, binary fetched from GitHub Releases

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Maintainers

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Keywords

supabaseclituidatabase

Readme

surp

License: MIT Open Source

Open source nvim-style terminal client for Supabase — manage projects, tables, SQL, edge functions, storage, auth users, and more from your terminal. Free, no account required. Source on GitHub under the MIT license.

The precompiled binary is downloaded from GitHub Releases at install time. No source code is shipped in this package.

Install

npm install -g @rexadbapp/surp

Or run without installing:

npx @rexadbapp/surp

Supported platforms: macOS (arm64 / x64), Linux (x64), Windows (x64).

Getting started

  1. Launch:

    surp

  2. Authenticate with your Supabase account:

    :login

    This opens a browser-based Supabase login flow and stores a personal access token. surp talks directly to the Supabase Management API — no RexaDB account, subscription, or license is required.

Useful commands

| Command | Description | | ------------------ | -------------------------------------------- | | :login | Sign in to Supabase | | :logout | Sign out of Supabase | | :account | Show version and update status | | :update | Check for and apply updates from GitHub | | :check-update | Show whether a newer version is available | | :projects | Browse your Supabase projects |

Self-update

Inside surp, run :update to fetch the latest release from GitHub Releases and replace the binary.

Releases

Binaries for every platform are published on the GitHub Releases page.

License

MIT — open source, see GitHub for source and contributions.