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Hello! It seems like you're looking for help with Supabase and its command line interface on a Visual Studio Code development environment in Windows. I can certainly provide some guidance on how to use the various commands available in the Supabase CLI. Here are some of the most commonly used ones:
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supabase init: This command is used to initialize a new Supabase project. When run in a directory, it will prompt you to log in to your Supabase account and then create a new project for you. -
supabase start: Once you have initialized your project, this command can be used to start the local development server. This will allow you to test out your application locally before deploying it to production. -
supabase --help: If you ever need assistance using any of the Supabase CLI commands, you can use this command to get detailed information about each one. -
supabase migration create: As your application grows and evolves, you may find that you need to make changes to your database schema. This command allows you to create a new migration script, which can be used to update your database schema in a controlled and predictable way. -
supabase db push: Once you have created your migration scripts, you can use this command to apply them to your database and migrate it to the latest version. -
supabase projects listorsupabase projects create: These commands allow you to manage your Supabase projects from the command line. You can view a list of all your current projects, as well as create new ones if needed. -
supabase gen types: This command generates TypeScript type definitions based on your Supabase tables and columns. This can be helpful when working with strongly typed languages like TypeScript.
In addition to these commands, there are also several other resources available to help you learn more about Supabase and its features. For example, the Supabase documentation website at <https://supabase.com/docs> provides detailed guides and tutorials on topics such as authentication, realtime data synchronization, and SQL queries. There are also integrations with tools like GitHub Codespaces, Vercel, and Next.js to help streamline your development workflow. And finally, don't hesitate to reach out to the Supabase community for support and advice - they are always happy to help!