Would be great to have this to be honest.
So with RPC you can do everything in good performance even if your JSONB is 10MB?
Inclusively if I try to delete some nodes after some time the operation abruptly errors out with the debug trace capturing HTML with error 520
Dont see option to send test email there
What you mean? In rhe admin console?
Thanks! Added it there
Yes I end up using the magiclink approach
Thank you all. I believe I was able to make it work! Appreciate the suggestions and support! 🙏
Thanks for sharing. These high level steps are in my mind but not being able to really get where I am failing. I have tried a few approaches and they work but none is great…. One I can use the same token if I got it created less than 10 seconds ago, which would imply the user to authenticate in both apps at same time pretty much. The other was transfer of the credential which ends up causing my mobile app to logout when it hands over to the TV. Will continue to research. Thanks
It’s not two different users… it’s same user but on different devices. And yes what you just wrote is close to what i want to achieve which is the seamless experience. Basically the user is logged in and using a mobile app and then can scan the QR code on a TV to login on the tv app.
But then user is already signed in on the app. So this means I could not authenticate with same token. But by any chance you know how they do it? That is exactly what I am looking for 🙂 apologies for so many questions.
Thanks for sharing but this creates a link for the user to use and reauthenticate isn’t that?
I got it. But what is the endpoint to create that OTP or what APIs I would have to use from supabase? Is this OTP same as a the credencial transfer?
What you mean exactly? Yes the apps and backend yes, but Supabase auth should allow this approach or it does not?
I have a server involved and has the auth admin. But would that involve authentication outside of the mobile app? I wanted the experience to be seamless in the sense that the user scans the QR, deep link catches it and opens the app and uses the already authenticated user or asks to login on the app. Then delegates the same to the other app.