BuySomeDip

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   by BuySomeDip 3y ago

   I'm struggling to understand your use case here, but here are some thoughts that may be helpful. You can use one Supabase Auth project to do all of your user management. You can use the JWTs issued by this project across any other syst
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   by BuySomeDip 3y ago

   Supabase Auth engineer here. > Question for Supabase: Is it possible to just have a form with username + password and POSTing the login details? Yes this is how basic email+password sign-in works. No redirects are necessary. For the rest
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   by BuySomeDip 3y ago

   Supabase Auth engineer here. PostgREST only has "static" asymmetric JWT support. It can't load from `/.well-known/openid-configuration` endpoints. We are tracking this internally to add better UI and support for thi
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   by BuySomeDip 3y ago

   On the Supabase team here as well. Self-hosting is easier said than done. You can do it, but maintaining the infra, scaling, performance, security, updates, downtime, all of that is a _giant_ overhead. It's not against our business mod
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   by BuySomeDip 4y ago

   Hey I'm on the Supabase Auth team. Supabase Auth uses GoTrue, which is a Go server. It's all open-source, so you can self host it as much as you want.