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supabase-auth-flows

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Use when implementing Supabase Auth: sign up, sign in, OAuth, magic link, password reset, session handling, or protected routes. Not for RLS policies only (use supabase-rls-and-auth) or Stripe billing.

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    Use getUser() for server/edge verification (not getSession() alone on untrusted server paths).

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    Do not fetch sensitive data before session exists.

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    Create profiles row on signup via trigger (postgres-triggers-and-functions) or first-login upsert.

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Supabase auth flows

Pair with supabase-rls-and-auth — auth identifies the user; RLS enforces data access.

Session (client)

const { data: { session } } = await supabase.auth.getSession();
const { data: { subscription } } = supabase.auth.onAuthStateChange((_event, session) => {
  // sync React state / redirect
});

Use getUser() for server/edge verification (not getSession() alone on untrusted server paths).

Email/password

  • Sign up: signUp({ email, password, options: { emailRedirectTo } })
  • Sign in: signInWithPassword
  • Reset: resetPasswordForEmail → user lands on /reset-password → updateUser({ password })

OAuth

await supabase.auth.signInWithOAuth({
  provider: "google",
  options: { redirectTo: `${origin}/auth/callback` },
});

Callback route: exchange code (handled by Supabase client on redirect) then redirect to app home.

Magic link

signInWithOtp({ email, options: { emailRedirectTo } }) — same redirect discipline as OAuth.

Route protection

  • React: guard layouts — no session → /login.
  • Do not fetch sensitive data before session exists.
  • Edge functions: Authorization: Bearer <jwt> → supabase.auth.getUser(jwt).

Profiles

Create profiles row on signup via trigger (postgres-triggers-and-functions) or first-login upsert.

Avoid

  • Storing session tokens in query strings.
  • Custom JWT parsing without Supabase client.
  • Skipping email confirmation settings mismatch (document if disabled in dev).

Checklist

  • Sign out clears client state
  • OAuth redirect URLs in Supabase dashboard match environments
  • Protected routes tested signed-in and signed-out

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