Now it's time to add auth to the application! Supabase makes this
really easy to do through their @supabase/ssr SDK. You know what
makes this easier to do? Making bolt do it!
Now since this is auth code, it requires me to double, triple check
everything that bolt does, and I saw that, just like last time, it
used older versions of dependencies. I had to update @supabase/ssr
to the latest version and fix some deprecation warnings, but otherwise,
I'd say that bolt did quite a great job, especially for its cutoff
date.
bolt was really useful in making the login/signup UI forms. It also
made them look quite modern (when asked), so that's a plus too!
I implemented both email-password auth and github auth. For registration, users create a profile and are sent an OTP via email, if they choose the email option. Otherwise, profile data is pulled from their GitHub (by Supabase).
organised.today is now lovelyweb.site
I spent the rest of the day (and also most of yesterday) trying to think of another name. I tried asking every AI agent out there to suggest other names, but they would either suggest names that are already taken, names that would cost a fortune, or just straight up garbage.
I gave up and started searching for random domain names. One of those
included lovelyweb.site, and I saw that it wasn't taken. It'd be really
funny if someone has that email address, y'know things like
[email protected]. If I wasn't able to think of anything else, this
would certainly be it.
Update: This is it! Welcome to lovelyweb.site!
