This topic has bothered me since I started using FlutterFlow.
I want Firebase features to work seamlessly, like push notification deploys and device token storage, but I don't like Firestore and Supabase has always seemed like a far superior database.
Up to now I was minting Supabase tokens on my backend (I made this video about that), but it always bothered me that I couldn't communicate with Supabase's rest API directly.
This week, I came up with a method that gets the job done in one custom action plus one cloud function.
My article is a little technical, but I was hoping to get some feedback on the approach. If any of you seasoned FF devs wouldn't mind taking a look and telling me if it makes sense or if the approach has any obvious flaws, I'd be super grateful!
Here's my article:
https://kealy.studio/blog/how-to-set-up-supabase-with-firebase-auth-in-flutterflow/
Thanks :)