THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! I have benn so sick of dev raving about ho easy Svelte 5/Supabase/Dizzle are to use and setup, NOT in my experience. It is so great to see new peopl giving such exceptional Svelte 5 tutorial. I know it is not released but Devs are generally impatient by nature and the new runes docs abs non-existent. Live coding is tough. I admire your courage
Really cool stuff. I actually really enjoy you "screwing up" at points because thats what development actually looks like. You try stuff, you find things that dont work as expected, you iterate over your approach. These videos have been very helpful. Thank you so much
It’s awesome that you shared this. This is chaos… too many docs too many examples you have to go through to set it up. But it’s worth it for sure, this is an excellent stack for 90% of things you need to do. I recommend deno deploy as another api layer if you need
Hey Ben, at 7:00 you mentioned that you prefer using an ORM over the Supabase client SDK. Did you run in to any weird issues with RLS or is it a personal preference?
I love clicking through a video and it seems like everything I need. then sit down to follow it and it is in fact not what I need. Still gonna watch it for info that's useful, cause the delivery and all that is fire. But sad face emoji...
Can you go into details why you mostly side-track the Supabase SDK? I get why people use an ORM to interact with a DB, but for me, all the features the SDK provides for absolutely free are a strong selling-point. How do you subscribe to DB updates, e.g.?
When I'm making changes to my schema over time, and want to apply them to the DB, is there a better (faster) way than to run `drizzle-kit generate` and then `supabase db reset`? the generate is ~instant, but the db-reset sometimes takes >30s, which is annoying. Feels like I'm wasting time deleting and recreating docker containers when I could run something that would just delete all of the tables and then run migrations and seed data and be done in a second or two... I've poked around trying to find this but can't find a good process for running the migrations. running `drizzle-kit migrate` seems to do nothing for so long (>1min) that I end up just giving up and cancelling it.
Yea for local db reset is the best way to handle it if u need to completely rebuild ur db. If you are just adding in a new migration you can run "supabase migration up" supabase.com/docs/reference/cli/supabase-migration-up and it runs instantly
@@bmdavis419 ok I see, drizzle client exposes the env variable, so you can use it only on the server. Supabase client can be used on the client side, so if I am using Svelte alone (i.e for desktop/mobile app) I still have to use Supabase.
@@bmdavis419 ok I see, drizzle client exposes env variable, so it can only be used on the server side. Supabase client can be used on the client. So when using svelte alone (i.e for desktop/mobile app) I have to stick with Supabase and drizzle only for migrations.
Well done mate! Great tut How do I apply migrations to my local supabase db without deleting existing records? Running supabase db reset deletes all records but applies the migration changes. How do I just apply the migration changes? Found "supabase migration up" did what I want but only works from my terminal with supabase CLI. Would be nice to use the script provided by Drizzle Thanks!
Just a note: I was failing at the "Awaiting Health Checks" stpe fo Supabase Start, I had to reset the config.toml to defaults, insert the configurations you had again and then set analytics to false, and then it worked with the command "supabase start --ignore-health-check". Leaving this here to anyone who sees this. Ok, if you really want analytics, you might need another solution, I believe, but analytics are evil so who cares?
u could do pocketbase, but idk I would personally just use supabase, the free tier will take u about as far as pocketbase will and its not gonna cause problems in the long run like pocketbase will
True, its just one of those things where I never trust that they point to the same thing so I always make sure that I use all of one Irrational I know, but its just how I do things lmao
Why supabaseshit? Why you can't use a database? A friend have an old project with clerk auth, didn't work in iphone. This solution only give you trouble.
Came here from the previous video where I requested a Svelte 5 tutorial. Ben really never disappoints! Much love!
I hate that videos like this don't do well on youtube, because this is EXACTLY the kind of content people need.
really though. this is the truth
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! I have benn so sick of dev raving about ho easy Svelte 5/Supabase/Dizzle are to use and setup, NOT in my experience. It is so great to see new peopl giving such exceptional Svelte 5 tutorial. I know it is not released but Devs are generally impatient by nature and the new runes docs abs non-existent. Live coding is tough. I admire your courage
Really cool stuff. I actually really enjoy you "screwing up" at points because thats what development actually looks like. You try stuff, you find things that dont work as expected, you iterate over your approach. These videos have been very helpful. Thank you so much
"they say its unstable, i don't give a shit i'm using it in production" i love it
Great tutorial, thank you for putting it out there! Also, thank you for leaving in the struggle, it makes me feel like I'm not alone.
Thumbs up for not giving a shit, and providing a banger tutorial. Thanks!
"I don't gives a shit, I use it for production" is wild and I luv it xD
I'm very close to finalizing my sveltekit website. You're youtube channel has been useful
Incredible tutorial Ben! Particularly useful to see how you handled migrations and the local vs. prod configs.
Literally what I'm doing currently, Great stack 🙌
i had the option to click a 10 min video or this hour long video and once i realized you posted it i clicked this.
It’s awesome that you shared this. This is chaos… too many docs too many examples you have to go through to set it up. But it’s worth it for sure, this is an excellent stack for 90% of things you need to do. I recommend deno deploy as another api layer if you need
Awesome video, thanks for taking the time to put this together.
Hell yeah... that's what I'm just starting with now.
Been waiting on this one!!
Awesome Sauce
Great video!
Hey Ben, at 7:00 you mentioned that you prefer using an ORM over the Supabase client SDK. Did you run in to any weird issues with RLS or is it a personal preference?
Amazing tutorial this was so helpful tyyyy
Loved the video, but what about that piano there? Playing for how long?
About a year and a half, I'm not the best but its quite fun
Solid. Keep up the great work!
my man!
Exactly what I needed
this is going to be my go to stack and templates for hackthones! Thanks!
26:00 Instead of copying individual install commands you can just run `bunx shadcn-svelte@next add button label input card`
Amazing video ❤. Been waiting for something like this ever since I started learning svelte. Please what font do you use for your vscode? Thanks 🙏
Giest vercel.com/font
Great video Ben!
What Terminal you are using? And do you have some extra extension for intellisense in terminal?
Warp, I use zsh which has auto-complete and warp has a co-piolt style auto-complete
@@bmdavis419 Thanks Ben! All the best.
Very interesting video. What are the advantages of running supabase locally?
offline development, lower latency, don't eat into your usage limits
I love clicking through a video and it seems like everything I need. then sit down to follow it and it is in fact not what I need. Still gonna watch it for info that's useful, cause the delivery and all that is fire. But sad face emoji...
As for a Java dev this was very interesting for me. Thank you.
Can you go into details why you mostly side-track the Supabase SDK? I get why people use an ORM to interact with a DB, but for me, all the features the SDK provides for absolutely free are a strong selling-point. How do you subscribe to DB updates, e.g.?
When I'm making changes to my schema over time, and want to apply them to the DB, is there a better (faster) way than to run `drizzle-kit generate` and then `supabase db reset`? the generate is ~instant, but the db-reset sometimes takes >30s, which is annoying. Feels like I'm wasting time deleting and recreating docker containers when I could run something that would just delete all of the tables and then run migrations and seed data and be done in a second or two... I've poked around trying to find this but can't find a good process for running the migrations. running `drizzle-kit migrate` seems to do nothing for so long (>1min) that I end up just giving up and cancelling it.
Yea for local db reset is the best way to handle it if u need to completely rebuild ur db. If you are just adding in a new migration you can run "supabase migration up" supabase.com/docs/reference/cli/supabase-migration-up and it runs instantly
Besides auth do you use supabase client for queries and mutations or drizzle client?
nah I never use the supabase client for anything but auth/storage. I find its best to (as I did here) just block it off VIA RLS
@@bmdavis419 ok I see, drizzle client exposes the env variable, so you can use it only on the server. Supabase client can be used on the client side, so if I am using Svelte alone (i.e for desktop/mobile app) I still have to use Supabase.
@@bmdavis419 ok I see, drizzle client exposes env variable, so it can only be used on the server side. Supabase client can be used on the client. So when using svelte alone (i.e for desktop/mobile app) I have to stick with Supabase and drizzle only for migrations.
thank you
Well done mate! Great tut
How do I apply migrations to my local supabase db without deleting existing records?
Running supabase db reset deletes all records but applies the migration changes. How do I just apply the migration changes?
Found "supabase migration up" did what I want but only works from my terminal with supabase CLI. Would be nice to use the script provided by Drizzle
Thanks!
goat
lets goo
Just a note: I was failing at the "Awaiting Health Checks" stpe fo Supabase Start, I had to reset the config.toml to defaults, insert the configurations you had again and then set analytics to false, and then it worked with the command "supabase start --ignore-health-check".
Leaving this here to anyone who sees this. Ok, if you really want analytics, you might need another solution, I believe, but analytics are evil so who cares?
29:10 when I try to click login button 10 or 20 times I can able to see auth/login page and don't know the reason 😂 Is that bug or something?
More please
Whilst you may bounce on email auth, most people actually bounce on non-email auth.
Thats honestly interesting to hear, most people I talk to are the opposite, but I'll keep that in mind for the future!
Thoughts on pocketbase
Supabase free tier > pocketbase IMO
Please ben can you do same thing using Pockethost or Pocketbase which are free. I needed something for my startup
u could do pocketbase, but idk I would personally just use supabase, the free tier will take u about as far as pocketbase will and its not gonna cause problems in the long run like pocketbase will
@@bmdavis419 how do you mean cause problems? i am using pockethost which is already hosted online and is totally free for now
why is better svelte that nextjs?
localhost and 127.0.0.1 is the same thing.
True, its just one of those things where I never trust that they point to the same thing so I always make sure that I use all of one
Irrational I know, but its just how I do things lmao
@@bmdavis419 no I get it, makes sense
can you do a next.js version of this?
This should be named : Auth Setup - Supabase using Svelte
I also go over the DB, CRUD, and deployment, auth just takes the most to setup
Even still, best prod Svelte app tutorial on YT.
Why supabaseshit? Why you can't use a database? A friend have an old project with clerk auth, didn't work in iphone. This solution only give you trouble.
Thank you for the great videos! However, please stop the incesant upward inflection in your speech pattern. I don't mean to be rude, but it's painful.
@bmdavis419 - I really enjoy watching your progression over the years. You always have interesting things to share.
Thanks so much !