This document outlines the functionality and characteristics of the Supabase Table Writer node, which enables automated data writing to Supabase tables.Documentation Index
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Node Inputs
Required Fields
- Project: Select your Supabase project
- Table: Choose the table to write to
Optional Fields
- Upsert Mode: Toggle to update existing rows instead of creating duplicates
- Ignore Duplicates: Skip duplicate rows when Upsert Mode is enabled
Dynamic Fields
Connect your node outputs to any column in your Supabase table.Node Output
Success/failure status of the write operation.When To Use
The Supabase Table Writer node is essential when you need to store data in Supabase. Common use cases include:-
User Management: Store and update user profiles
- Saving user preferences from form submissions
- Updating profile information from external sources
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Data Collection: Capture and store information
- Recording form submissions from your website
- Storing analytics data from various sources
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Content Management: Maintain dynamic content
- Creating new blog posts or articles
- Updating product information in catalogs
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Transaction Recording: Store business transactions
- Recording payment transactions from invoices
- Logging customer interactions
Example
Think of writing to Supabase like adding rows to a spreadsheet:-
Choose where to write:
- Project: “My App” (like picking which spreadsheet file)
- Table: “Users” (like selecting which sheet)
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Configure how to handle duplicates:
- Upsert Mode: Yes (update if record exists)
- Ignore Duplicates: No (always update existing records)
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Connect your data:
- Each column in your table appears as an input
- Connect relevant node outputs to these inputs
Important Considerations:
- Requires Authentication with Supabase - Set up in the Credentials page