Open randysim opened 2 days ago
Supabase generally returns an array of data, even if you're using a unique identifier such as an id to look for an object. I'm an idiot and instead of doing things the right way I just took out the first element of the array.
https://supabase.com/docs/reference/javascript/single
but you could use .limit(1) and .single to make the code cleaner
This would save lines of code and make it slightly more optimized! just a peeve right now.
Supabase generally returns an array of data, even if you're using a unique identifier such as an id to look for an object. I'm an idiot and instead of doing things the right way I just took out the first element of the array.
https://supabase.com/docs/reference/javascript/single
but you could use .limit(1) and .single to make the code cleaner
This would save lines of code and make it slightly more optimized! just a peeve right now.