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Show HN: GraphQL (Hasura) Hosted BaaS
- kim0 7y agoThis is a side project I built. I'm a pro devops person and was looking to build a side project, so a hosting service comes naturally to me. I hit the need for this while learning flutter, and wanting to dodge writing a custom backend! I'm very interested to understand: * Would you consider using this? * What can I do to make this perfect for your needs ? (You can currently launch an unlimited number of temp envs, please do not abuse :)
- tango12 7y agoYay! Love it :) 1. Would love a way to configure environment variables 2. Once I click on create, maybe a browser-side polling so that I can just click on the link when it's ready?
- kim0 7y agoThanks! Ofc JS polling makes a lot of sense (JS n00b here). Can you clarify which env vars are you looking to customize?
- tango12 7y agoStuff like jwt-config or auth-webhook. Anything from here I guess: https://docs.hasura.io/1.0/graphql/manual/deployment/graphql-engine-flags/reference.html https://docs.hasura.io/1.0/graphql/manual/deployment/graphql...
- kevinsimper 7y agoRunning this on Google Cloud Run with Postgres will be a pretty good idea. It is super difficult to earn money from freemium developer tools.