supabase-for-beginners

🛠️ Prerequisites

So how do I set up my account for Supabase ? well its quite a quick process

Getting Started

  1. Sign Up for Supabase: Create an account on supabase. This will grant you access to the Supabase dashboard where you can manage your projects.

  2. Create a New Project:
    • Project Name: Choose a unique name for your project.
    • Password: Set a strong password for your database.
    • Region: Select the region closest to your user base for optimal performance.
    • For detailed steps, refer to the Supabase Getting Started Guide.
  3. Retrieve API Keys:
    • anon key: Used for client-side operations.
    • service_role key: Intended for server-side operations with elevated privileges.
    • To find and manage your API keys, navigate to the “Settings” > “API” section in your Supabase project dashboard.
  4. Set Up Development Tools (Optional):
    • Supabase CLI:
    • Docker:
      • Ensure Docker is installed and running on your machine, as Supabase relies on Docker for local development.
      • Download it from docker.com.
  5. Familiarize Yourself with PostgreSQL:
    • Supabase uses PostgreSQL as its underlying database. Having a basic understanding of PostgreSQL will be beneficial.
    • For more information, visit the PostgreSQL Official Site.
  6. Set Up Authentication (Optional):
    • In the Supabase dashboard, navigate to “Authentication” > “Settings” > “Providers”.
    • Enable “Email” under “External OAuth Providers” if you plan to use email-based authentication.
    • For more details, refer to the Supabase Authentication Guide.

By completing these steps, you’ll be well-prepared to start building with Supabase. Remember, the Supabase Documentation is a valuable resource as you embark on your development journey.

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