Can you quickly shuffle the index of a trillion documents without conflict?

hmmhmmhm — Tue, 30 May 2023 10:07:34 +0000

Peter quill: Hey, i have a big problem, last year i wanted to keep the post url in my message board short, so i used an incremental index to create a number for every post that comes up, and now i need to hide it, but i still want it to be short, how do i do that?

Rocket: It's no big deal, just use psuedo-shuffle.js in the middle, it'll take 4 lines, Don't say you can't make it to the gym tonight bro.

Above conversation is an example of what I've been through before. 😅 And I've created a little library that can come in handy when you want to hide the numbering of posts on the web, starting from 1 and going up, to make it look random!

👉 Psuedo-Shuffle.js 👈

Just try it!

Open the index.js file and try to modify it yourself, put in the range and index you want and notice that the value keeps changing as you change it.

How to write a Supabase security policy in Typescript

hmmhmmhm — Mon, 22 May 2023 06:52:24 +0000

Supabase utilizes Row Level Security (RLS) to configure access control per account privilege to DB rows, allowing clients to make direct requests to the DB without API development.

However, RLS rules must be written in PostgreSQL, which is frustrating when writing complex rules.

The Supabase RLS Editor converts your project's table schema to a Typescript specification, and then allows you to write RLS rules in Typescript with Intellisense.

You don't need to set up anything else, just follow the link below and it will open a code window on the web and work with your project.

Supabase RLS Editor
supabase-rls.up.railway.app

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Can you quickly shuffle the index of a trillion documents without conflict?

👉 Psuedo-Shuffle.js 👈

Just try it!

How to write a Supabase security policy in Typescript