Creating a "community" Supabase template?
I'm working on an open-source project which will require users to create a new Supabase project and run some migrations. It'd be great to offer a "pre-configured" Supabase project to avoid these setup steps.
I found Supabase Bootstrap: https://supabase.com/blog/supabase-bootstrap
...but it looks like this command only works for this list of samples.
Is there any way to publish my own Supabase template? Should I just create a repo like this one, and open a PR on the samples ?
Or maybe update the CLI tool to include an optional "enter repo URL" instead of choosing from a pre-defined list of templates?
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I might recommend that you open a discussion or feature request on the Supabase Github https://github.com/orgs/supabase/discussions/categories/feature-requests and hopefully after some support for what you want to see then someone might be able to redirect you to the most appropriate repo. In general just opening a PR is not the reccomended practise i think unless you are fixing an issue
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Can't you just include the migration files in your project and have the users run a
supabase db push to their instance of supabase?@ibrahim thanks! i’ll do that
@vick yes that’s what i’m doing right now, just poking around to see if there’s anything i can do to make to it any easier