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Adds @tanstack/supabase-db-collection, a TanStack DB collection backed by Supabase. Reads go through PostgREST and live updates come from Supabase Realtime. It is ported from @supabase-labs/tanstack-db at 245600c.
The package is private: true until PR 4, so a release can't publish it before it has docs.
What it does
supabaseCollectionOptions builds on queryCollectionOptions. In the default on-demand mode, each live query's where, order and limit are sent to PostgREST.
Reads page past PostgREST's db-max-rows cap.
Oversized IN filters are split across several requests so each URL stays under 8000 characters.
Optional Realtime sync, with optional server-side filters.
Insert, update and delete handlers write the server's returned rows back to the collection.
Changes on top of the upstream source
syncMode: 'eager' (new option): fetches the whole table when sync starts. The default stays 'on-demand'.
parse / serialize (new options): per-column converters, for example for Date or bigint columns. They run on reads, mutation bodies and responses, Realtime payloads, and the key filters for update and delete. The schema does not run on reads, so without them those columns stay strings and numbers.
Fix: rows repeated or skipped on multi-page reads. When a read needed more than one page and the query's order had ties, Postgres could order the tied rows differently on each request. Multi-page reads now also order by the key columns. Single-page reads send the same URL as before. The URL length budget used for IN splitting also counts this extra order.
Fix: QueryClients held forever. The per-QueryClient Realtime registry is now a WeakMap.
X-Client-Info: now @tanstack/supabase-db-collection/<version>, with the version set from package.json at build time.
Test environment: unit tests run in node, because jsdom makes query-core's isServer false and shares one QueryClient across tests.
Fixes from review
Composite keys are a JSON array of the values, so distinct tuples cannot share a key. Single-column keys are unchanged.
keys: [] is rejected, so an update or delete always has a row filter.
Updates send only the changed columns, so they cannot overwrite other clients' newer values or touch columns the role cannot update.
order carries null placement (.nullsfirst / .nullslast). TanStack DB puts nulls first by default and Postgres puts them last for asc, so limited windows over nullable columns loaded the wrong rows.
The sync wrapper keeps query-db-collection's hooks: direct writes start an idle collection, and a DbClient's queryClient dependency is used.
Split reads no longer need AbortSignal.any, which React Native and Safari before 17.4 lack.
CI: the package is in the collections test group.
Known limitations
One collection per table per QueryClient. The Realtime registry and the query keys are both keyed by table name, and the collection id is the table name. Two collections on the same table and QueryClient, for example with different Supabase clients or projects, share Realtime routing and cached queries. Fixing this needs a source identity in the keys, or rejecting the combination.
Changes made before the Realtime channel joins can be missed. The first fetch does not wait for the channel, so a row written between the fetch and the join is in neither. This comes from upstream; closing it means coordinating the first fetch with the join, or refetching after it, without blocking offline reads.
Cursor pages past a null boundary. The whereFrom filters TanStack DB builds (for example rank=gt.20) never match nulls in SQL, so a cursor window ordered with nulls last can miss null rows after the boundary.
🔬 Oracle Coverage
This PR adds no oracle. The coverage map has no owner for a PostgREST- or Supabase-backed adapter. @tanstack/db-adapter-conformance currently covers only eager live-source adapters, and no collection package runs it yet. Wiring this adapter into it is a follow-up.
Evidence for the behavior changes, in focused unit tests run against a mock PostgREST:
Paging fix: a mock that orders tied rows differently on each request. A control test shows the mock really does repeat rows without the key order. Disabling the fix fails 6 tests.
IN splitting: disabling it fails 13 tests.
Splitting with the key order: if the URL budget ignores the key order, a composed test fails (8016 > 8000).
syncMode and parse / serialize: 7 and 9 tests. Replacing either converter with a no-op fails tests.
Real-backend evidence comes in PR 2. There, the shared db-collection-e2e suites run against a local Supabase stack.
✅ Checklist
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Adds the @tanstack/supabase-db-collection package. It connects TanStack DB collections to Supabase through PostgREST queries and mutations, optional Realtime subscriptions, row conversions, and paged reads.
Changes: Supabase DB Collection
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Summary
PostgREST filters and request construction packages/supabase-db-collection/src/postgrest-filters/*, packages/supabase-db-collection/src/postgrest-request.ts, packages/supabase-db-collection/src/request-headers.ts, packages/supabase-db-collection/src/serialize.ts, packages/supabase-db-collection/src/version.ts, packages/supabase-db-collection/src/index.ts, packages/supabase-db-collection/tests/index.test.ts, packages/supabase-db-collection/tests/postgrest-filters.test.ts, packages/supabase-db-collection/tests/postgrest-request.test.ts, packages/supabase-db-collection/tests/request-headers.test.ts
Adds PostgREST filter and query-string generation, request construction, client-info headers, public exports, and tests for generated queries and requests.
Reads subsets in pages, adds key ordering when more rows are needed, and splits eligible in filters to fit the URL limit. Chunk loading uses at most six workers and aborts outstanding requests after a chunk failure.
Adds query-derived Realtime filters, insert/update/delete event handling, channel replacement and fallback behavior, and cleanup when active queries change.
sequenceDiagram
participant Collection as supabaseCollectionOptions
participant Query as supabaseQueryFn
participant Splitter as splitLoadSubsetOptions
participant Request as postgrestRequest
Collection->>Query: load subset options
Query->>Splitter: split options to URL budget
Splitter-->>Query: request chunks
Query->>Request: fetch pages for each chunk
Request-->>Query: rows and count
Query-->>Collection: converted rows
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Possibly related issues
TanStack/db#2364: The package manifest lists typescript as a peer dependency; the issue discusses making this dependency optional for packages that do not import it.
TanStack/db#2118: Requests shared adapter conformance laws; this change adds a live collection adapter with focused tests, but the supplied summary does not report oracle coverage.
Possibly related PRs
TanStack/db#2413: Documents and publishes this package and describes its collection options and sync modes.
TanStack/db#2400: Adds end-to-end tests for the Supabase collection's reads, pagination, mutations, conversions, sync modes, and Realtime subscriptions.
TanStack/db#2374: Changes the mutation-handler contract and package entrypoint handling used by this adapter.
Suggested reviewers:kyleamathews
Merge Risk: Low · up to 44961
The earlier high-impact problems, unfiltered deletes from an empty key list and PATCH overwriting unchanged columns, appear fixed. The remaining items are documented limitations in a package that is not yet published. Owners should be aware of them before publishing.
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Review comments at @packages/supabase-db-collection/src/db.ts:
- Around line 142-144: Update getKey to preserve the existing plain key value
for single-column keys, while encoding composite key values unambiguously so
different value tuples cannot produce the same collection key. Keep the change
limited to key construction and preserve existing key behavior for single-column
rows.
- Around line 187-202: Update the sync configuration returned by this wrapper to
preserve the existing config.sync properties while replacing only sync with the
wrapper around originalSync. This keeps the existing factory available for
direct writes and retains the collectionRef and conversions updates.
Review comments at @packages/supabase-db-collection/src/functions.ts:
- Around line 309-310: Replace the AbortSignal.any call in the split-load flow
with a manually combined signal using the existing AbortController, propagating
external aborts and preserving the abort reason. Remove the external abort
listener when Promise.all settles, including rejection paths.
Review comments at
@packages/supabase-db-collection/src/postgrest-filters/subset-params-to-search.ts:
- Around line 22-28: The order mapping drops `sort.nulls`, so server ordering
can differ from the client’s ordering when limits or cursors are used. In the
`parseOrderByExpression` mapping passed to `appendOrder`, propagate each sort’s
null placement, and update `appendOrder` to serialize it in PostgREST’s
supported order syntax while preserving the existing direction behavior. Update
affected expected order strings in tests.
Review comments at @packages/supabase-db-collection/src/realtime.ts:
- Around line 113-115: Attach the existing ignoreRemovedRow rejection handler to
the promise returned by collection.utils.writeUpsert in handleUpsert, matching
the handling used by handleKnownUpdate and handleDelete.
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Port @supabase-labs/tanstack-db (supabase/tanstack-db@245600c) into the
monorepo as @tanstack/supabase-db-collection. queryOnce, e2e tests and
docs follow in separate PRs; the package stays private until the docs PR.
On top of the upstream source:
- syncMode: 'eager' option (default 'on-demand')
- per-column parse/serialize converters
- multi-page reads also order by the key columns, so ties in the
query's order no longer repeat or skip rows; the oversized-IN URL
budget accounts for that extra order
- QueryClient registry is a WeakMap
- X-Client-Info version injected from package.json at build time
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Joining composite key values with '-' gave distinct tuples the same
collection key (['', '-'] and ['-', ''] both became '--'), so one row
overwrote the other. Composite keys are now a JSON array of the values'
string forms. Single-column keys are unchanged.
A property test generates pairs of tuples cut from the same text and
checks that keys are equal exactly when the tuples are; it fails on the
'-' join.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sync wrapper returned a new `sync: { sync }` object, dropping the
factory query-db-collection attaches to its sync config. Without it a
direct write such as `utils.writeUpsert` on an idle collection threw
SyncNotInitializedError instead of starting sync. Spread the original
sync config and replace only `sync`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Spreading the query collection's options dropped its DbClient config
factory, so `collectionOptions(supabaseCollectionOptions(...))` read
through the default QueryClient instead of the client's `queryClient`
dependency, and a second DbClient could not reuse the descriptor.
Register a factory that rebuilds the whole Supabase config, including
the Realtime wrapper, with the client's `queryClient`.
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…l.any
React Native (Hermes) and Safari before 17.4 have no AbortSignal.any,
so every read split for an oversized IN list threw a TypeError there.
The chunk controller now follows the caller's signal through a listener,
keeping the caller's abort reason, and removes the listener when the
load settles, including on failure.
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The order param dropped each sort's `nulls`. TanStack DB puts nulls
first unless told otherwise, while Postgres puts them last for ascending
order, so a limited ascending window over a nullable column loaded the
wrong rows (e.g. [3, 1] instead of the null rows [2, 4]). Every sort the
query asks for now carries `.nullsfirst` or `.nullslast`; the key-column
tiebreak is unchanged.
A new test compares limited windows over a nullable column, for each
direction and null placement, with the same live query over a local-only
collection, served by a mock that orders like Postgres.
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Match the workspace's @tanstack/query-core and @vitest/coverage-istanbul
dev versions, which main bumped, so sherif passes.
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Request count=exact only for reads that have no limit.
Every first page sends Prefer: count=exact. That makes Postgres count the whole matching set, even when the caller needs only a few rows. Each page of a windowed infinite query sends limit=pageSize+1, so on a large filtered table every page pays a full count.
The loop does not need the count when a limit is set:
It stops at target = limit.
It also stops on a short page.
The count only saves one trailing empty request for reads with no limit. Skip it when limit !== undefined. first.count is then null, and total falls back to Infinity, so target stays limit.
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const first = await postgrestRequest<Array<TItem>>(supabase, tableName, {
method: 'GET',
search: baseSearch,
signal,
- count: 'exact',+ // A limited read stops at `limit`; only an unlimited read needs the total.+ ...(limit === undefined ? { count: 'exact' as const } : {}),
})
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Review comment at @packages/supabase-db-collection/src/functions.ts around lines 126 - 131:
Update the first-page `postgrestRequest` options to request `count: 'exact'` only when `limit` is undefined. Preserve the existing `baseSearch` and `signal` options, and let limited reads use the existing `total` fallback so pagination stops at `target` without a full count.
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Review comments at @packages/supabase-db-collection/src/db.ts:
- Line 168: Update the queryKey callback that calls subsetOptionsToQueryKey so
collections backed by distinct Supabase sources cannot share Query cache keys.
Namespace keys using a stable source identity, or enforce one source per
QueryClient and table; ensure this separates reads independently of Realtime
registration.
- Line 32: Validate the `keys` configuration at runtime before any collection
delete or update mutation can proceed, rejecting an empty array so
`keyColumnsToSearch` cannot produce an unfiltered target. A nonempty tuple type
may supplement this check, but must not replace runtime validation.
- Line 103: Update registerTable so Realtime entries cannot be reused across
distinct Supabase clients or collections sharing a QueryClient and tableName;
key entries by the relevant source and collection identity, or reject
conflicting registrations. Ensure rejected or obsolete entries are released
during cleanup so channels cannot continue delivering changes to the wrong
collection.
- Around line 170-176: Update the initial fetch and Realtime subscription flow
so changes made before the channel joins are reconciled, for example by fetching
again once the channel is ready. Preserve offline reads: do not make the initial
snapshot wait indefinitely for subscription readiness, and use the existing
subscription lifecycle and fetch mechanisms.
Review comments at @packages/supabase-db-collection/src/functions.ts:
- Line 435: Update the PATCH body to serialize only the changed columns from
changes, rather than merging them with original. Ensure serializeRow supports
partial rows and skips converters for missing columns; keep original available
for the existing key filter.
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Review comments at @packages/supabase-db-collection/src/functions.ts:
- Around line 126-131: Update the first-page `postgrestRequest` options to
request `count: 'exact'` only when `limit` is undefined. Preserve the existing
`baseSearch` and `signal` options, and let limited reads use the existing
`total` fallback so pagination stops at `target` without a full count.
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Updates and deletes match their row by the key columns. With `keys: []` the request had no row filter, so deleting one row sent an unfiltered DELETE that PostgREST applied to every row the policy allows. Creating such a collection now throws.
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The PATCH body was the whole client-side row, so an update overwrote newer values that other clients had written to columns it did not change, and failed on columns the role cannot update, such as GENERATED ALWAYS columns. The body is now just the mutation's changes; the row is still matched by the original key values.
Test servers now return the whole stored row for a PATCH, as PostgREST does, instead of echoing the request body.
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@tanstack/supabase-db-collection, a TanStack DB collection backed by Supabase. Reads go through PostgREST and live updates come from Supabase Realtime. It is ported from@supabase-labs/tanstack-dbat245600c.This is PR 1 of 4:
experimental_queryOnce.private: true.The package is
private: trueuntil PR 4, so a release can't publish it before it has docs.What it does
supabaseCollectionOptionsbuilds onqueryCollectionOptions. In the default on-demand mode, each live query's where, order and limit are sent to PostgREST.db-max-rowscap.INfilters are split across several requests so each URL stays under 8000 characters.Changes on top of the upstream source
syncMode: 'eager'(new option): fetches the whole table when sync starts. The default stays'on-demand'.parse/serialize(new options): per-column converters, for example forDateorbigintcolumns. They run on reads, mutation bodies and responses, Realtime payloads, and the key filters for update and delete. The schema does not run on reads, so without them those columns stay strings and numbers.INsplitting also counts this extra order.WeakMap.X-Client-Info: now@tanstack/supabase-db-collection/<version>, with the version set frompackage.jsonat build time.node, because jsdom makes query-core'sisServerfalse and shares one QueryClient across tests.Fixes from review
keys: []is rejected, so an update or delete always has a row filter.ordercarries null placement (.nullsfirst/.nullslast). TanStack DB puts nulls first by default and Postgres puts them last forasc, so limited windows over nullable columns loaded the wrong rows.DbClient'squeryClientdependency is used.AbortSignal.any, which React Native and Safari before 17.4 lack.collectionstest group.Known limitations
idis the table name. Two collections on the same table and QueryClient, for example with different Supabase clients or projects, share Realtime routing and cached queries. Fixing this needs a source identity in the keys, or rejecting the combination.whereFromfilters TanStack DB builds (for examplerank=gt.20) never match nulls in SQL, so a cursor window ordered with nulls last can miss null rows after the boundary.🔬 Oracle Coverage
This PR adds no oracle. The coverage map has no owner for a PostgREST- or Supabase-backed adapter.
@tanstack/db-adapter-conformancecurrently covers only eager live-source adapters, and no collection package runs it yet. Wiring this adapter into it is a follow-up.Evidence for the behavior changes, in focused unit tests run against a mock PostgREST:
INsplitting: disabling it fails 13 tests.syncModeandparse/serialize: 7 and 9 tests. Replacing either converter with a no-op fails tests.Real-backend evidence comes in PR 2. There, the shared
db-collection-e2esuites run against a local Supabase stack.✅ Checklist
pnpm test.Results: 479 passed, 8 todo (upstream
test.todos), no type errors. Package build, lint,prettier --checkandpnpm test:sherifalso pass.🚀 Release Impact
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