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I have the same question. Since Supabase still exposes the connection parameters to the database, we could spin up another Flask server to deal with routes that
by thelastbender12 5y ago
I have the same question. Since Supabase still exposes the connection parameters to the database, we could spin up another Flask server to deal with routes that are not expressible as simple CRUD operations. The JWT secret shared by the auth service (GoTrue) with Postgrest is available too, so I could also use it to authenticate the users myself.
@supabase developers, is this a reasonable way to do things or am I missing something?
- kiwicopple 5y agoThis is completely reasonable an almost encouraged. We give you a full PG database so that you can use it in any way you wish, with any combination of Supabase features that want or don't want. For example, we have a lot of people who use Prisma with Supabase, rather than the APIs we provide.