Here's a guide to integrating Supabase with a Django application. We will use the requests library to make API calls to Supabase, as there is no official Django-specific Supabase ORM.
Here's a guide to integrating Supabase with a FastAPI application. We'll cover environment setup, connecting to Supabase, and performing basic CRUD operations.
Here's a simple example of how to integrate Supabase with a Flask application. This guide will cover how to set up the environment, connect to your Supabase project, and perform basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.
The "You have divergent branches" error is a Git warning, not a hard error that stops your operation. It appears when your local branch and the corresponding remote branch have both moved forward, creating a divergent history. Git is telling you that a simple fast-forward merge is not possible and you need to choose a strategy to reconcile the differences before your next git pull.
The error message itself provides the three main solutions: merge, rebase, or fast-forward only.
Using $ref to reference a reusable parameter in an OpenAPI specification is a key practice for keeping your API definitions clean, consistent, and maintainable. This method centralizes common parameters, like Authorization headers or a userId path parameter, in a single location and allows you to reference them from any endpoint.
Creating a mock server from a Swagger/OpenAPI file is a powerful way to decouple front-end and back-end development. It allows front-end developers to start building and testing their applications against a realistic API without waiting for the back-end to be completed.
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to set up a simple mock server using your OpenAPI specification file.
In OpenAPI, the correct way to declare a date is by using the string type along with a specific format. The format distinguishes a date from a regular string and provides a standard for validation and code generation.
Using 'Authorization: Bearer <token>' in an OpenAPI (Swagger) specification requires defining a security scheme and then applying it to the relevant API endpoints. The method for doing this varies slightly between OpenAPI versions 2.0, 3.0, and 3.1.
The meaning of required in OpenAPI (or Swagger) is consistent across all major versions: it specifies that a property must be present in the data payload. However, how you use and apply the keyword has evolved between versions.
__init__.py is a special file that designates a directory as a Python package. You can leverage it to perform powerful package-level operations that go beyond a simple empty file, including managing the public API, handling circular dependencies, and dynamic module loading.