Supabase Auth for Expo (Email OTP, Google, Apple)

[sayandbera]

Hey Vadim (@notJust-dev) and fellow developers! 👋

First off, huge props to Vadim for the amazing content on the notJust.dev channel! Your tutorials are always incredibly practical, well-explained, and have helped me (and I'm sure tons of others) level up our React Native skills.

The Idea: A "Definitive Guide" Example App/Tutorial Series

I'd like to propose a new project idea that I think would be a massive help to the React Native Expo community: a comprehensive example application and tutorial series showcasing robust authentication with Supabase, covering Email OTP, Google Sign-In, and Apple Sign-In.

Why this is needed (The Struggle is Real! 😅):

As a developer trying to implement this, I've found it surprisingly challenging to find a single, up-to-date, and "clean" resource that ties all these authentication methods together gracefully in an Expo app using Supabase.

Most existing tutorials seem to:

• Cover only one method (e.g., just email/password or just Google).
• Be a bit outdated with current Supabase/Expo versions or practices.
• Offer solutions that feel very boilerplate-heavy and are hard to adapt or maintain without a deep dive.
• Lack that "notJust.dev" touch of practical elegance and real-world considerations!

What this "Ultimate Auth App" could cover:

• Supabase Setup for Expo: Clear and concise.
• Email OTP: Smooth flow for sign-up and sign-in.
• Google Sign-In: Properly configured for Expo, including handling redirect/deep linking.
• Apple Sign-In: Same for Apple, covering the specific nuances.
• Unified Auth Flow: How to manage these different auth states gracefully within the app (e.g., navigation, user context).
• Error Handling & UX: Best practices for a good user experience.
• Maintainable Code Structure: Something we can learn from and adapt to our own projects.

Why notJust.dev?

Vadim, your ability to break down complex topics into easy-to-understand, production-ready code is exactly what's needed here. An app/series like this from you would undoubtedly become the go-to guide for so many developers.

Discussion Points:

• Would others find this valuable?
• Any specific challenges or features you'd like to see covered?
• Could this be a good community-driven effort, perhaps with Vadim leading the way with a tutorial series based on it?

Hoping this sparks some interest and maybe even makes its way onto the notJust.dev content roadmap! 🙏 It would be an absolute game-changer.

Thanks for all you do!

Cheers,
Sayan Bera

[VadimNotJustDev]

Thank you very much @sayandbera for such a detailed proposal. We will keep it in mind when we plan future content. Thanks