Supabase - The open source Firebase alternative.

[umnz]

Upvoting (the main post) and commenting for engagement, even though it looks like voting for things here doesn't really seem to make a difference.

[timconsidine]

@umnz important to upvote so thanks.

Also important to remember that packaging can be complex. So takes time. I’ve looked at packaging Supabase a couple of times and it’s definitely in the “non-trivial” category.

For myself, and maybe for lots of others, Parse is as good as supabase for 80-90% of needs, and is easier to package. Maybe will release my package for Parse Server this weekend

[simong]

@umnz supabase has a lot of options and so many services running. It would be hard to combine the one-click app approach of cloudron and managing the complexity of supabase. You can take a look at coolify, there are pre-made templates where you have full control of the application.

[jordanurbs]

I came here to upvote this but I think i understand if it's too much for a cloudron to handle

[marcusquinn]

@jordanurbs It's on Coolify, so can't be impossible.

[ekevu123]

Coolify uses docker compose, cloudron doesn't. Cloudron requires to package an app into one container, and from what I have seen with Supabase, this is difficult.

[robi]

I was going to suggest an App Wishlist for SunaAI, however it seems to require Supabase (Postgres based) which is a stack of it's own, with Redis, RabbitMQ, python backend with node frontend.

[ekevu123]

That's interesting! I suppose you could host this on Cloudron and still use an external Supabase account, but I also think this kind of goes against the approach of using Cloudron for hosting in the first place.

[robi]

@ekevu123 Yes, similar how we run AI stuff locally, needing remote APIs.

I've managed to make a local deepsite instance work in similar ways.

[timconsidine]

While planning another project which would benefit from Supabase, I used AI to take another look at viability of packaging Supabase.
Answer : don't

So nothing changed.