In this tutorial we will go through the easiest way to use Supabase as a backend and still access the built-in Flutterflow notification settings. We will set up our Flutterflow app to use Firebase for authentication and Supabase as backend.
Since Supabase now accepts third-party tokens for authentication, this integration will make it possible to use all the features already built in Flutterflow (like notifications or crashlytics) while still using Supabase as our backend.
You can find the complete guide here:
https://knowing-delivery-3b5.notion.site/Supabase-Push-notifications-with-Firebase-Auth-Supabase-Backend-1a585a4da689801482dbea5ae920e498?pvs=74
Useful Links:
Supabase Third Party Auth: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/auth/third-party/overview
Buildship: https://buildship.com/
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:40 - Creating and connecting Firebase
02:25 - Custom code to handle JWT
07:25 - Adding role to JWT via Cloud Function
10:58 - Adding variables to config for Cloud Function
13:06 - Connecting Firebase to Supabase
16:56 - How to use JWT in Supabase RLS policies
18:06 - Converting a live Supabase app to Firebase Auth
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