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Local, self-hosted Supabase with Docker

If you want to host your own Supabase instance, you can do it. This is how. You have to do this setup only once.

Quick guide

  1. Install Docker Desktop on your computer
  2. Clone the R4 Supabase repository locally git clone git@github.com:radio4000/supabase
  3. Run npx supabase start

This start command will install the things locally on your machine via Docker, and run any migration files in ./supabase/migrations folder. Finally it'll output the keys you need. Make sure to save these somewhere. They are only shown once.

To use the @radio4000/sdk, you will need at least two keys:

  • The API URL is the Supabase URL (usually http://127.0.0.1:54321)
  • The anon key is the the Supabase Anon Key (usually eyJ...)

Tips

  • npx supabase stop will stop the local development server
  • npx supabase status shows useful status info
  • Run an .sql file on the database: psql <DATABASE_URL> -f radio4000.sql

User authentication (emails)

When you develop locally, all the emails related to user authentication ARE NOT SENT. Instead, what would potentially have been sent are displayed in a local software called @inbucket on http://127.0.0.1:54324/monitor.

Note, if no server is available at this address, the local supabase server is most probably not running. Check with supabase status.