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Currently, the library does not support working with multiple schemas within a single database in Supabase. This limits the ability to manage more complex or segmented structures within a project.
Proposal:
Add support for multiple schemas in the configuration, allowing users to specify the target schema when interacting with tables. This could be achieved by:
A global configuration option for the default schema.
The ability to override the schema at the query level, providing greater flexibility.
Benefits:
Facilitate logical data separation within a single project.
Improve compatibility with databases already using multiple schemas.
Increase scalability and modularity for complex projects.
Expected Impact:
Current functions that assume a single default schema may need to be adjusted.
Additional documentation will be required to explain how to work with multiple schemas.
References:
Provide links or examples of similar projects that support multiple schemas to illustrate the use case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description:
Currently, the library does not support working with multiple schemas within a single database in Supabase. This limits the ability to manage more complex or segmented structures within a project.
Proposal:
Add support for multiple schemas in the configuration, allowing users to specify the target schema when interacting with tables. This could be achieved by:
A global configuration option for the default schema.
The ability to override the schema at the query level, providing greater flexibility.
Benefits:
Facilitate logical data separation within a single project.
Improve compatibility with databases already using multiple schemas.
Increase scalability and modularity for complex projects.
Expected Impact:
Current functions that assume a single default schema may need to be adjusted.
Additional documentation will be required to explain how to work with multiple schemas.
References:
Provide links or examples of similar projects that support multiple schemas to illustrate the use case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: