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Connect AppWizzy Project to Supabase Database

The AppWizzy project is successfully linked to an external Supabase database, allowing the application to read and write data to the external DBMS after deployment.

How it works

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The agent verifies that the user has an active AppWizzy project, a GitHub repository, and a Supabase account. It retrieves the Supabase connection parameters (host, port, username, password) from the Transaction Pooler settings. It then updates the backend configuration file (backend/src/db/db.config.js) in the GitHub repository with these credentials. Finally, it triggers a deployment of the AppWizzy project to establish the connection.

Prompt

Paste this into an agent that has the servers below connected. Adjust the names and dates to your own.

Prompt for Connect AppWizzy Project to Supabase Database
Connect my AppWizzy project to my Supabase database. I have already created a project on AppWizzy and a repository on GitHub. Please update the database configuration in backend/src/db/db.config.js with the following Supabase credentials: Host: [HOST], Port: [PORT], Username: [USERNAME], Password: [PASSWORD]. Then deploy the project.

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Source

The vendor page this playbook is drawn from, and the passage that supports it.

In the file backend/src/db/db.config.js , make the following changes... Commit the changes to your repository. Then, navigate to your project on AppWizzy and initiate a deployment.
How to Connect an External Database with Supabase | Working with platform | Documentation

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