No we need to have some inputs ready and then click of a button it will initiate a post call so inputs value will be directly sent to the supabase
Therefore no need to have tables where data will be temporary stored and then sent.
So you have a form or single input and after the users fills the input it will click on a button and with a click of the button a post API request will be initiated to the superbase and done. After then you can reset the inputs or display a pop up or a message to user
I sometime use the later while some times the former, it totally depends on the type of application and what the infrastructure will be.
No that function it not possible with bubble because that can only be implemented through SDK or JavaScript which will constantly hear from the supabase table and gets into action when something is changed.
For a go around, if you want update of your database every x min
So what i need to do is to connect Jotform webhook to supabase, send data and read every X hours supabase from bubble right? Can supabase accept webhooks data?
After selecting capture response in api call, how do i access the data in those responses? i tried to set up a custom state but i cant do it because response comes as objects. Thank you
Yes you are correct whenever you create a new row in supeabase a primary number is assigned. It is always started from one and increase as per rows.
Even and the time of creation of new table a primary key is there by default you can change the name of that primary key from ID to anything
Hi @siddharth Great to hear, thanks for sharing the info about Supabase. Does it mean that repeating group is updated in realtime?
Currently I use self hosted PostGres on bubble, the issue is repeating group does not show realtime updates. However flutterflow with Firebase DB gives a reatime update on list view (Similar to Bubble repeating group).
If it means same with bubble then it would be a game changer for Bubble