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Supabase: Backend & Data

Authentication

Cadrant uses Supabase Auth to add a complete authentication system to your application. Signup, login, session management and access control are configured automatically.

Available features

  • Signup and login with email and password.
  • OAuth provider login (Google, GitHub, etc.) configurable in Supabase.
  • Automatic user session management (tokens, expiration, refresh).
  • Login and signup pages generated automatically by Cadrant.

Enable authentication

  1. Make sure Supabase is connected to your project.
  2. Ask Cadrant to add authentication in your prompt (e.g.: 'Add a login system with email signup').
  3. Cadrant generates login/signup pages, configures Supabase Auth and protects necessary routes.
  4. To enable OAuth logins (Google, GitHub), configure providers directly in your Supabase dashboard under Authentication > Providers.

Access control

Combine authentication with RLS policies for granular access control:

  • Protect entire pages (e.g.: dashboard accessible only to logged-in users).
  • Filter data by user (e.g.: each user only sees their own data).
  • Create custom roles (admin, editor, reader) via columns in your users table.
For an advanced role system, describe the desired logic in your prompt. For example: 'Admins can edit everything, editors can create and edit, readers can only view.'