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Post by invisal » Wed, Dec 04, 2024, 7:12 PM UTC

jaimehrubiks wrote: post #20

Does it will it support management of users and permissions? I always struggle with those on the cli

Post by giancarlostoro » Wed, Dec 04, 2024, 7:26 PM UTC

freeone3000 wrote: post #10

giancarlostoro wrote: post #6

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I saw that it was AGPL licensed, which was odd to me for something that's supposed to be a client. I don't like the AGPL license because of how overbearing it is, I avoid downloading AGPL'd software, unless its a pure compiled binary. I am probably a little too strict about software licenses, but I rather always have the freedom to keep any forks to myself, don't force me to share code for my one-off project.

AGPL still only requires you to share the code if you’re sharing the fork in some form (binary or networked).

Post by thruflo » Wed, Dec 04, 2024, 7:42 PM UTC

burcs wrote: post #16

kiwicopple wrote: post #8

congrats on open sourcing i didn't try it locally yet but it looks like the cloud version can create SQLite databases inside the browser? Assuming the open source version does too, can you also "connect" to those databases somehow?

Thank Paul — Supabase has always been such a huge inspiration for us! Yes you can spin up sqlite directly in the browser, and on the local studio version you can actually spin up both MySQL and Postgres instances. You have to have docker running as well, and we will automatically spin up the containers for you, making it a completely hands-off experience! You can connect through them instantly through the GUI without…

Post by burcs » Wed, Dec 04, 2024, 7:47 PM UTC

thruflo wrote: post #26

burcs wrote: post #16

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Thank Paul — Supabase has always been such a huge inspiration for us! Yes you can spin up sqlite directly in the browser, and on the local studio version you can actually spin up both MySQL and Postgres instances. You have to have docker running as well, and we will automatically spin up the containers for you, making it a completely hands-off experience! You can connect through them instantly through the GUI without…

Would be nice to add support for PGlite [0] to have the same “spin up in the browser” experience with Postgres. Let me know if we can help with it! [0] https://pglite.dev

Post by kiwicopple » Wed, Dec 04, 2024, 8:07 PM UTC

burcs wrote: post #28

thruflo wrote: post #26

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Would be nice to add support for PGlite [0] to have the same “spin up in the browser” experience with Postgres. Let me know if we can help with it! [0] https://pglite.dev

That would be really cool, let's chat! Can you email me brandon [at] outerbase [dot] com?