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Inside the repository create a local.properties file if it's not created.
Create Github App
Create a github app
Navigating
Click on your profile image on the top right
Click Profile
In the pop up sheet that appears click on settings
Click Settings
In your settings page click on developer settings at the bottom left
Click Settings
In your developer settings page click on OAuth Apps & then click on New OAuth app action
Click Settings
Creating
Fill the Register a new OAuth app with app name, homepage url and description of your choosing and set callback url to streeek://app.mobile like in the example below.
⚠️Important: Ensure the callback url is : streeek://app.mobile.
Register Application
Click on Register application
You'll be presented with your application page where you can update the details and view your Client ID
Application
click on Generate a new client secret and ensure you save the secret before leaving the page.
Secrets
Now that you have created your github app, save the following details in your local.properties folder
You can also sign up with Github by clicking Continue with Github 😉
⚠️Important: You'll need to confirm your email address before you can use supabase.
Create Account
Create Supabase Organization
After creating an account you'll be prompted to create an organization. Change the organization name and click on Create organization
As for pricing you can use the Free tier for practically everything, but be smart, upgrade to pro 😉 😉
Create Organisation
Create Supabase Project
After creating an organization you'll be prompted to create a project. You can edit the project name, add a database password and change the database region closest to you and click on Create new project
It'll take a few minutes to setup the project.
Create Project
On the project home page click on SQL Editor to proceed
Project Page
Create Tables
To create tables enter the following sql query found here in the query editor and click on Run
Create Tables
Create Materialized Views
Click on the plus icon in the top left and Create a new snippet to continue
To create materialized views enter the following sql query found here into the new snippet and click on Run
Create Materialized Views
Create Functions
Click on the plus icon in the top left and Create a new snippet to continue
To create functions enter the following sql query found here into the new snippet and click on Run
Create Functions
Create Cron Jobs
In order for use to use cron jobs in supabase we need to add it in our project.
On the left side menu click on Integrations
Navigate to Integrations
On the integrations screen, type cron in the search bar field & click on the cron item
Search Cron
In the cron integration overview, click on Enable pg_cron
Enable Cron
In the dialog pop-up, click on Enable Extension to confirm enabling cron jobs extension integration
Confirm Cron
Click on the SQLEditor tab in the left navigation menu to navigate back to the SQLEditor page
Confirm Cron
Click on the plus icon in the top left and Create a new snippet to continue
To create cron jobs enter the following sql query found here into the new snippet and click on Run
Create Cron Jobs
Now that you have fully setup your supabase backend we need the api url and key to continue.
On the top navigation menu click on Connect
Connect
On the pop dialog that appear click on App Frameworks
Connect
Copy the supabase url & supabase anon key into your local.properties file as below