Confidence, thank you so much for this brilliant walkthrough!! This was such an awesome tutorial, very well paced, and very clear. Like you mentioned a couple of times, you stayed right on topic and covered all the essentials without overcomplicating it which was great for someone like me. I'm not a developer so I was able to follow along well, while other tutorials I've seen with different tools that are similar to Appsmith were so complicated and hard to grasp, with no real examples or step-by-step walkthrough. Just wanted to make sure to express my appreciation. I'm sure there are many others who have already or will come across this video and it will make their day! I already built an internal tool for my team over the past week and enabling them to sign up, authenticate, log in, and see their own info will be perfect as a next step.
Wow! Thanks for taking the time to share this @Hisham Itani, this really warms my heart! It's glad to know 'real' people find value in these tutorials 😇🙏
How can I remove the share and Appsmith sign-in header when implementing this? It is confusing for users if they sign-in with Supabase, but still see the header bar
Hi Confidence, this was a really well-put together tutorial. However, since I am a newbie at software development, often times I got confused one such instance is @37:59 in the API endpoint shown, there is a small section `staff=eq.{{get_user.data.email}}`. I am not sure why this is there since it wasn't there in Supabase neither in my case nor in the case shown here. Hopefully, some information can be provided as to what this part does and why it's being used. Additionally, I noticed during table creation, the staff and user tables were already filled in inside Supabase. However, I would like to assign these roles inside Appsmith whenever someone signs up, e.g. that person signs up as staff and users post their questions and answers, and staffs comment all in Appsmith instead of setting it up in Supabase as shown in this example which is not probably the practical way at all - I understand it was done for the sake of the tutorial. Are there any resources you can recommend to do this action I have mentioned? Thank you. Regardless, of the problems this was a very informative 44:39 mins video that you've put together.
Hey @Duarte Carreira, you could setup a function that checks to see if the user's token is stored. If nothing is found in the store, that function can auto-redirect to the login page
We have a new article around Supabase and the new connection pool mechanism community.appsmith.com/content/guide/connection-pooling-supabases-new-supavisor
Your tutorials are great for getting started with Appsmith. But I don't see where you manage the access to some pages available only for authenticated users I have an application that works with a JESSIONID and when I change the page my user is not logged in I get a 401 and how in case of token expiration I can redirect the user to the login page. Do I have to store the JESSIONID in the browser cookies? Thanks
Confidence, thank you so much for this brilliant walkthrough!! This was such an awesome tutorial, very well paced, and very clear. Like you mentioned a couple of times, you stayed right on topic and covered all the essentials without overcomplicating it which was great for someone like me. I'm not a developer so I was able to follow along well, while other tutorials I've seen with different tools that are similar to Appsmith were so complicated and hard to grasp, with no real examples or step-by-step walkthrough.
Just wanted to make sure to express my appreciation. I'm sure there are many others who have already or will come across this video and it will make their day!
I already built an internal tool for my team over the past week and enabling them to sign up, authenticate, log in, and see their own info will be perfect as a next step.
Wow! Thanks for taking the time to share this @Hisham Itani, this really warms my heart! It's glad to know 'real' people find value in these tutorials 😇🙏
How can I remove the share and Appsmith sign-in header when implementing this? It is confusing for users if they sign-in with Supabase, but still see the header bar
Thank you very much Confidence for the amazing content.
Hi Confidence, this was a really well-put together tutorial. However, since I am a newbie at software development, often times I got confused one such instance is @37:59 in the API endpoint shown, there is a small section `staff=eq.{{get_user.data.email}}`. I am not sure why this is there since it wasn't there in Supabase neither in my case nor in the case shown here. Hopefully, some information can be provided as to what this part does and why it's being used.
Additionally, I noticed during table creation, the staff and user tables were already filled in inside Supabase. However, I would like to assign these roles inside Appsmith whenever someone signs up, e.g. that person signs up as staff and users post their questions and answers, and staffs comment all in Appsmith instead of setting it up in Supabase as shown in this example which is not probably the practical way at all - I understand it was done for the sake of the tutorial. Are there any resources you can recommend to do this action I have mentioned?
Thank you. Regardless, of the problems this was a very informative 44:39 mins video that you've put together.
We are thinking in-house of using Appsmith but need integration with Keycloak.... is there any way to enter such authorisation easily and quickly?
Hello confidence, is it possible to sign into appsmith using our custom login page rather then the default login that appsmith provides.
Can you make any video on multy tanent app for admin users and sub users with permission. That admin created the users and can manage permission
Hey Confidence. I wonder how you would stop someone to navigate directly into the "App" page?
Hey @Duarte Carreira, you could setup a function that checks to see if the user's token is stored. If nothing is found in the store, that function can auto-redirect to the login page
Google auth is not working.it is saying invalid access_token.but normal mail login is working
We have a new article around Supabase and the new connection pool mechanism community.appsmith.com/content/guide/connection-pooling-supabases-new-supavisor
Your tutorials are great for getting started with Appsmith.
But I don't see where you manage the access to some pages available only for authenticated users
I have an application that works with a JESSIONID and when I change the page my user is not logged in I get a 401 and how in case of token expiration I can redirect the user to the login page.
Do I have to store the JESSIONID in the browser cookies? Thanks
You can store it in the local store and create a function to check its validity before running any API calls
great content! However after I confirm my email I don't see the access token in the URL, did I miss something?
Can you confirm the app url was correctly added to Supabase?
How to use the refresh token to get new token pair every time the request fails
Hope this helps supabase.com/docs/gotrue/server/about#post-token