@motherbase/client 1.4.0 → 1.5.0

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-# @motherbase/client
-
-A **supabase-js-shaped** client SDK for the Motherbase self-hosted backend. It
-keeps the same entry points (`createClient`, `.from()`, `.auth`, `.storage`,
-`.channel()`, `.functions`) and the same `{ data, error }` result convention, so
-supabase-js code reads and reviews the same way here.
-
-**Scope, honestly.** For the **data layer**, this is a package swap: change the
-import and the client factory, keep your queries. Every `supabase-js` data call
-in the contract suite is either supported or supported with a stated difference,
-including relational embedding (`select('*, author(*)')`), `.rpc()`, native
-`upsert`, `count`, `csv()`, the full filter set and PostgREST error codes.
-Auth and realtime are close, with named gaps (no PKCE code exchange, no
-`generateLink`, no private channels). Two-factor (`client.auth.mfa.*`), SSO,
-linked identities and secret-key user administration (`client.auth.admin.*`) are
-all here.
-
-**Storage is path-addressed too**: `upload('avatars/123/pic.png')` then
-`download('avatars/123/pic.png')` round trips, `list(prefix)` works, and keys are
-traversal-checked. `copy`, `move`, `info`, `exists`, batch signed URLs and
-direct-to-storage signed uploads are supported; image transforms are not.
-Authorization is ownership plus bucket tokens by default, and real RLS policies on
-`storage.files` when the `storage.policies` setting is on. See
-[`docs/migrating-from-supabase.md`](../../docs/migrating-from-supabase.md).
-
-Do not plan a migration from the paragraph above. Plan it from
-[`COMPATIBILITY.md`](./COMPATIBILITY.md), which is generated from contract tests
-and is exhaustive, per method, with the exact difference for every partial row.
-
-Typed, isomorphic (browser, Next.js server & client, Expo / React Native), built
-on global `fetch` with zero runtime dependencies (`socket.io-client` is an
-optional peer dependency, used only for realtime).
-
-## Install
-
-```bash
-npm i @motherbase/client
-# optional, only if you use realtime:
-npm i socket.io-client
-```
-
-## Quickstart
-
-```ts
-import { createClient, localStorageStorage } from '@motherbase/client';
-
-const client = createClient(
-  'http://localhost:5001',
-  'your-anon-key', // optional; sent as an `apikey` header
-  { storage: localStorageStorage() } // omit for in-memory (SSR-safe) sessions
-);
-
-await client.hydrate(); // restore a persisted session (optional)
-
-// Auth
-await client.auth.signUp({ email: 'me@example.com', password: 'secret123' });
-const { data, error } = await client.auth.signInWithPassword({
-  email: 'me@example.com',
-  password: 'secret123',
-});
-
-// Query builder (awaitable, PostgREST-style)
-const { data: products } = await client
-  .from('products')
-  .select('id,name,price')
-  .lt('price', 50)
-  .order('name', { ascending: false })
-  .limit(20);
-
-// Storage. `uploaded.path` is the key you passed, so later download/remove/
-// signed-URL calls take the same string.
-const { data: uploaded } = await client.storage.from('avatars').upload(`${userId}/me.png`, myBlob, {
-  visibility: 'public',
-});
-
-// Realtime: postgres_changes, broadcast, presence over one channel (Supabase-shaped)
-const room = client
-  .channel('room-1', { config: { broadcast: { self: true }, presence: { key: userId } } })
-  .on('postgres_changes', { event: '*', schema: 'public', table: 'messages', filter: 'room_id=eq.42' }, p => {
-    console.log(p.eventType, p.new, p.old);
-  })
-  .on('broadcast', { event: 'cursor' }, ({ payload }) => console.log(payload))
-  .on('presence', { event: 'sync' }, () => console.log(room.presenceState()))
-  .subscribe();
-
-await room.send({ type: 'broadcast', event: 'cursor', payload: { x: 1, y: 2 } });
-await room.track({ online_at: Date.now() });
-
-// Edge functions
-const { data: result } = await client.functions.invoke('hello', { body: { name: 'Ada' } });
-```
-
-Every data/auth/storage call resolves to `{ data, error }` and **never throws**
-for expected API errors. `error` is `null` on success, otherwise
-`{ message, status?, code? }`.
-
-The SDK attaches the access token automatically and revalidates it on a 401
-(single-flight: concurrent requests share one revalidation). Sessions are Better
-Auth bearer sessions, so there is no separate refresh token to rotate: when the
-token is no longer valid the SDK clears the session and emits `SIGNED_OUT`.
-
-## API surface (cheatsheet)
-
-```ts
-// Data. Filters: eq neq gt gte lt lte like ilike likeAllOf likeAnyOf ilikeAllOf
-// ilikeAnyOf in is not or filter match textSearch contains containedBy overlaps
-// rangeGt rangeGte rangeLt rangeLte rangeAdjacent
-client.from(table).select(cols).eq(col, v).in(col, [..]).order(col, { ascending, nullsFirst, referencedTable })
-client.from(table).select(cols).limit(n, { referencedTable }).range(from, to).abortSignal(signal)
-client.from(table).select(cols).or('a.eq.1,and(b.gt.2,c.is.null)')   // nests, as PostgREST does
-client.from(table).select(cols).not(col, 'eq', v).filter(col, 'isdistinct', v)
-client.from(table).select(cols).textSearch(col, q, { type: 'websearch', config: 'english' })
-client.from(table).select(cols).single() | .maybeSingle() | .returns<T>() | .csv() | .geojson() | .explain()
-client.from(table).update(v).eq(..).throwOnError() | .maxAffected(1) | .rollback()
-client.from(table).insert(row) | .insert([rowA, rowB], { defaultToNull: false })
-client.from(table).upsert(rows, { onConflict, ignoreDuplicates })
-client.from(table).update(values).eq(..)         // a filter is required
-client.from(table).delete().eq(..)               // a filter is required
-// Every call resolves { data, error, count }. `count` is null unless you ask:
-// .select('*', { count: 'exact', head: true }).
-// Values are quoted for you: .in('name', ['a,b']) is one value, not two.
-// Writes always return their rows: no .select() needed, and no way to opt out.
-// An unbounded select is capped at 100 rows server side: paginate with .range().
-// explain() needs an admin caller; a normal caller gets 403.
-
-// Relational embedding. Compiles to a correlated LATERAL subquery inside the
-// same RLS transaction, so embedded rows are policy-filtered too.
-client.from('posts').select('id, author(name), comments(id)')     // object / array by FK shape
-client.from('posts').select('id, author!inner(name)')             // inner join semantics
-client.from('posts').select('id, comments(count)')                // aggregate
-
-// Database functions (typed from the generated Database["public"]["Functions"]).
-// Runs in the caller's RLS transaction. SECURITY DEFINER functions are refused
-// unless an operator allowlists them.
-client.rpc(fn, args, { get, head, count })
-
-// Auth  → { data, error }
-client.auth.signUp({ email, password, username? })
-client.auth.signInWithPassword({ email, password })
-client.auth.signInWithOtp({ email })            // emails a code
-client.auth.verifyOtp({ email, token })         // completes the OTP sign-in
-client.auth.signInWithOAuth({ provider, options: { redirectTo, scopes, skipBrowserRedirect } })
-client.auth.getSessionFromUrl()                 // finishes the OAuth redirect, see below
-client.auth.resetPasswordForEmail(email)
-client.auth.resetPassword({ email, otp, password })
-client.auth.updateUser({ data, password, currentPassword })
-client.auth.setSession({ access_token })
-client.auth.signOut()
-client.auth.getUser()          // { data: { user } }, revalidates against the server
-client.auth.getSession()       // { data: { session } }, local only
-client.auth.refreshSession()
-client.auth.onAuthStateChange((event, session) => {})  // SIGNED_IN | SIGNED_OUT | TOKEN_REFRESHED
-client.auth.deleteUser({ password })            // self-service, needs the backend flow enabled
-client.auth.signInWithSSO({ domain | providerId | email })
-client.auth.signInWithIdToken({ provider, token, nonce })   // Apple / Google One Tap
-client.auth.getUserIdentities() | .linkIdentity({ provider }) | .unlinkIdentity({ provider, id })
-client.auth.getClaims()                         // { claims, token }, decoded from a minted JWT
-client.auth.startAutoRefresh(ms) | .stopAutoRefresh()
-client.auth.mfa.enroll({ password }) | .challenge({ channel }) | .verify({ code, type? })
-client.auth.mfa.listFactors() | .regenerateBackupCodes({ password }) | .unenroll({ password })
-client.auth.admin.*                             // secret key only: list/get/create/update/delete/signOut/invite
-
-// Storage → { data, error }. `path` is the object key inside the bucket, and it
-// round trips. The file id returned by upload still works anywhere a path does.
-client.storage.from(bucket).upload(path, file, { visibility, upsert })
-client.storage.from(bucket).download(path)
-client.storage.from(bucket).remove([path])
-client.storage.from(bucket).list(prefix, { limit, offset, search, sortBy })
-client.storage.from(bucket).createSignedUrl(path, expiresIn)     // seconds, 1..604800
-client.storage.from(bucket).createSignedUrls([path], expiresIn)  // per-entry results
-client.storage.from(bucket).getPublicUrl(path)                   // sync
-client.storage.from(bucket).update(path, file)                   // upload with upsert on
-client.storage.from(bucket).copy(from, to, { upsert }) | .move(from, to, { upsert })
-client.storage.from(bucket).info(path) | .exists(path)           // 404 reads as false
-client.storage.from(bucket).createSignedUploadUrl(path, { size, contentType })  // S3 driver
-client.storage.from(bucket).uploadToSignedUrl(path, token, file)
-
-// Realtime
-client.channel(name, { config: { broadcast: { self, ack }, presence: { key } } })
-  .on('postgres_changes', { event, schema, table, filter }, cb)
-  .on('broadcast', { event }, cb)
-  .on('presence', { event: 'sync' | 'join' | 'leave' }, cb)
-  .subscribe(status => {})            // SUBSCRIBED | TIMED_OUT | CLOSED | CHANNEL_ERROR
-channel.send({ type: 'broadcast', event, payload })
-channel.track(state); channel.untrack(); channel.presenceState()
-client.removeChannel(channel)
-
-// Edge functions → { data, error }. `error` is a FunctionsHttpError /
-// FunctionsFetchError instance, but invoke still resolves rather than throws.
-client.functions.invoke(name, { body, method, headers, auth })
-```
-
-## Social sign-in (OAuth)
-
-A provider callback is a browser redirect, so it cannot answer the SDK with a
-session the way a password sign-in does. Two calls, not one:
-
-```ts
-// 1. Wherever the button lives. Navigates the browser to the backend, which
-//    redirects on to the provider.
-await client.auth.signInWithOAuth({
-  provider: 'google',
-  options: { redirectTo: 'https://app.example.com/auth/callback' },
-});
-
-// 2. On that page (or on app start). Reads the token the backend appended to
-//    the redirect, stores the session, and strips it from the address bar.
-const { data, error } = await client.auth.getSessionFromUrl();
-```
-
-`getSessionFromUrl()` resolves with a null session and no error when there is
-nothing to read, so calling it on every page load is safe.
-
-Step 1 is a full-page navigation, not a fetch. That is deliberate: the backend
-sets an OAuth state cookie there and re-checks it on the provider callback, and
-a cookie set on a cross-site fetch response is refused by Safari and Firefox and
-by Chrome in incognito. Navigating makes it a first-party cookie, so the flow
-works in every browser even when your app and your API are on different domains.
-If you are not using the SDK, point the button at the same URL:
-
-```
-https://<your-api>/api/auth/sign-in/social/google?callbackURL=https://app.example.com/auth/callback
-```
-
-`callbackURL` is validated against the trusted origins, so it has to be an
-origin you allowlisted.
-
-Two backend settings decide whether this works at all:
-
-- **Callback URL.** Studio, Authentication, Sign In / Providers shows the exact
-  URL to register in the provider's console.
-- **CORS allowed origins.** Studio, Authentication settings, Security · CORS.
-  If your app is served from a different origin than the API, that origin must
-  be listed. Otherwise the browser refuses the cookie the sign-in start sets,
-  and the provider callback comes back as `?error=state_mismatch`.
-
-## Storage adapters
-
-| Runtime  | Adapter                                                       |
-| -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| Browser  | `localStorageStorage()` or `cookieStorage()`                  |
-| SSR/Node | `memoryStorage()` (default), `serverCookieStorage(cookieMethods)` (getAll/setAll, see `@motherbase/ssr` for Next.js helpers), or a custom `{ get, set }` adapter |
-| Expo/RN  | custom `{ get, set }` backed by `AsyncStorage`                |
-
-```ts
-import AsyncStorage from '@react-native-async-storage/async-storage';
-import { createClient } from '@motherbase/client';
-
-const client = createClient(API_URL, ANON_KEY, {
-  storage: {
-    async get() {
-      const raw = await AsyncStorage.getItem('session');
-      return raw ? JSON.parse(raw) : null;
-    },
-    async set(session) {
-      if (session) await AsyncStorage.setItem('session', JSON.stringify(session));
-      else await AsyncStorage.removeItem('session');
-    },
-  },
-});
-```
-
-## Compatibility matrix
-
-The matrix is **not maintained by hand**. It lives in
-[`COMPATIBILITY.md`](./COMPATIBILITY.md) and is generated by
-`apps/server/tests/sdk-contract.integration.test.ts`, which runs every listed
-supabase-js call against a live Motherbase server and a live Postgres. Each row
-carries the id of the test that produced it.
-
-Rows marked `Not supported` assert the current failure behaviour, so the day a
-feature lands its test fails and the document has to be regenerated. That is the
-mechanism that keeps this page from over-claiming (or under-claiming) again. CI
-regenerates the file and fails if the committed copy differs.
-
-Regenerate it locally with:
-
-```bash
-npm run test -w apps/server -- sdk-contract
-```
-
-More examples live in [`docs/sdk.md`](../../docs/sdk.md). Project Studio also
-exposes a project-specific Connect page with the exact API URL, WebSocket URL and
-project ID to paste into `.env`.
+# @motherbase/client
+
+A **supabase-js-shaped** client SDK for the Motherbase self-hosted backend. It
+keeps the same entry points (`createClient`, `.from()`, `.auth`, `.storage`,
+`.channel()`, `.functions`) and the same `{ data, error }` result convention, so
+supabase-js code reads and reviews the same way here.
+
+**Scope, honestly.** For the **data layer**, this is a package swap: change the
+import and the client factory, keep your queries. Every `supabase-js` data call
+in the contract suite is either supported or supported with a stated difference,
+including relational embedding (`select('*, author(*)')`), `.rpc()`, native
+`upsert`, `count`, `csv()`, the full filter set and PostgREST error codes.
+Auth and realtime are close, with named gaps (no private channels). Two-factor
+(`client.auth.mfa.*`), SSO, anonymous sign-ins, CAPTCHA tokens, the PKCE flow
+(`flowType: 'pkce'` + `exchangeCodeForSession`), linked identities and
+secret-key user administration (`client.auth.admin.*`, including `generateLink`
+and `admin.mfa`) are all here, and so are what supabase-js lacks: organizations
+and teams (`client.auth.organization.*`), passkeys and runtime SSO providers. You
+never import Better Auth on the client.
+
+**Storage is path-addressed too**: `upload('avatars/123/pic.png')` then
+`download('avatars/123/pic.png')` round trips, `list(prefix)` works, and keys are
+traversal-checked. `copy`, `move`, `info`, `exists`, batch signed URLs and
+direct-to-storage signed uploads are supported; image transforms are not.
+Authorization is ownership plus bucket tokens by default, and real RLS policies on
+`storage.files` when the `storage.policies` setting is on. See
+[`docs/migrating-from-supabase.md`](../../docs/migrating-from-supabase.md).
+
+On the server, `createClient(url, secretKey)` also authorizes storage objects as
+`service_role`, including objects uploaded by another user. Secret-key
+impersonation keeps the permissions of the impersonated caller. Anonymous uploads
+require storage policies granting INSERT; they do not require SELECT. An upload
+response's `url` can be `null` when the caller cannot read the object.
+
+Uploads accept `Blob`, `ArrayBuffer`, and typed arrays, including Node `Buffer`.
+Signed uploads carry a scoped finalization token; keep the entire returned token
+when calling `uploadToSignedUrl`. This capability grants finalization, not private
+read access. Public URLs use the shared contracts route.
+
+For auth mutations in Node, the SDK supplies the API URL's origin when no
+`Origin` header was provided. An explicit `headers: { Origin: 'https://app.example' }`
+is preserved and must be trusted by the server. Browser requests retain the
+browser's Origin and the server's CSRF checks remain enabled.
+
+Do not plan a migration from the paragraph above. Plan it from
+[`COMPATIBILITY.md`](./COMPATIBILITY.md), which is generated from contract tests
+and is exhaustive, per method, with the exact difference for every partial row.
+
+**Write responses (Supabase semantics).** Native and compatibility clients,
+including SSR clients, return `data: null` after a successful write unless you
+chain `.select()`. For a public contact form, grant INSERT and create an INSERT
+policy; no SELECT policy is needed. Requesting rows also requires SELECT access.
+
+```ts
+// Write only: no SELECT access required.
+const { error } = await client.from('contacts').insert({ email, message });
+
+// Read back the stored row, including generated defaults, if RLS permits it.
+const { data } = await client.from('contacts').insert({ email, message }).select().single();
+```
+
+Existing Motherbase code that consumed implicit write responses must add
+`.select()` to those calls. Raw REST writes default to `Prefer: return=minimal`;
+use `Prefer: return=representation` to receive rows. Apply the
+`20260924120000_rest_write_capture` server migration before starting the updated
+server: internal trigger capture keeps realtime/webhooks transactional without
+requiring client read access. It does not enable event delivery for arbitrary
+SQL-editor or RPC writes. Motherbase's `transaction()` extension retains its
+existing batch response contract.
+
+**Invalid keys are refused.** A project key that is unknown or revoked now
+answers `401 UNAUTHORIZED` even when the project does not require an API key.
+Before, it was ignored and the request ran as anonymous. Remove stale keys from
+client configuration rather than relying on that fallback.
+
+Typed, isomorphic (browser, Next.js server & client, Expo / React Native), built
+on global `fetch` with zero runtime dependencies (`socket.io-client` is an
+optional peer dependency, used only for realtime).
+
+## Install
+
+```bash
+npm i @motherbase/client
+# optional, only if you use realtime:
+npm i socket.io-client
+```
+
+## Quickstart
+
+```ts
+import { createClient, localStorageStorage } from '@motherbase/client';
+
+const client = createClient(
+  'http://localhost:5001',
+  'your-anon-key', // optional; sent as an `apikey` header
+  { storage: localStorageStorage() } // omit for in-memory (SSR-safe) sessions
+);
+
+await client.hydrate(); // restore a persisted session (optional)
+
+// Auth
+await client.auth.signUp({ email: 'me@example.com', password: 'secret123' });
+const { data, error } = await client.auth.signInWithPassword({
+  email: 'me@example.com',
+  password: 'secret123',
+});
+
+// Query builder (awaitable, PostgREST-style)
+const { data: products } = await client
+  .from('products')
+  .select('id,name,price')
+  .lt('price', 50)
+  .order('name', { ascending: false })
+  .limit(20);
+
+// Storage. `uploaded.path` is the key you passed, so later download/remove/
+// signed-URL calls take the same string.
+const { data: uploaded } = await client.storage.from('avatars').upload(`${userId}/me.png`, myBlob, {
+  visibility: 'public',
+});
+
+// Realtime: postgres_changes, broadcast, presence over one channel (Supabase-shaped)
+const room = client
+  .channel('room-1', { config: { broadcast: { self: true }, presence: { key: userId } } })
+  .on('postgres_changes', { event: '*', schema: 'public', table: 'messages', filter: 'room_id=eq.42' }, p => {
+    console.log(p.eventType, p.new, p.old);
+  })
+  .on('broadcast', { event: 'cursor' }, ({ payload }) => console.log(payload))
+  .on('presence', { event: 'sync' }, () => console.log(room.presenceState()))
+  .subscribe();
+
+await room.send({ type: 'broadcast', event: 'cursor', payload: { x: 1, y: 2 } });
+await room.track({ online_at: Date.now() });
+
+// Edge functions
+const { data: result } = await client.functions.invoke('hello', { body: { name: 'Ada' } });
+```
+
+Every data/auth/storage call resolves to `{ data, error }` and **never throws**
+for expected API errors. `error` is `null` on success, otherwise
+`{ message, status?, code? }`.
+
+The SDK attaches the access token automatically and revalidates it on a 401
+(single-flight: concurrent requests share one revalidation). Sessions are Better
+Auth bearer sessions, so there is no separate refresh token to rotate: when the
+token is no longer valid the SDK clears the session and emits `SIGNED_OUT`.
+
+## API surface (cheatsheet)
+
+```ts
+// Data. Filters: eq neq gt gte lt lte like ilike likeAllOf likeAnyOf ilikeAllOf
+// ilikeAnyOf in is not or filter match textSearch contains containedBy overlaps
+// rangeGt rangeGte rangeLt rangeLte rangeAdjacent
+client.from(table).select(cols).eq(col, v).in(col, [..]).order(col, { ascending, nullsFirst, referencedTable })
+client.from(table).select(cols).limit(n, { referencedTable }).range(from, to).abortSignal(signal)
+client.from(table).select(cols).or('a.eq.1,and(b.gt.2,c.is.null)')   // nests, as PostgREST does
+client.from(table).select(cols).not(col, 'eq', v).filter(col, 'isdistinct', v)
+client.from(table).select(cols).textSearch(col, q, { type: 'websearch', config: 'english' })
+client.from(table).select(cols).single() | .maybeSingle() | .returns<T>() | .csv() | .geojson() | .explain()
+client.from(table).update(v).eq(..).throwOnError() | .maxAffected(1) | .rollback()
+client.from(table).insert(row) | .insert([rowA, rowB], { defaultToNull: false })
+client.from(table).upsert(rows, { onConflict, ignoreDuplicates })
+client.from(table).update(values).eq(..)         // a filter is required
+client.from(table).delete().eq(..)               // a filter is required
+// Every call resolves { data, error, count }. `count` is null unless you ask:
+// .select('*', { count: 'exact', head: true }).
+// Values are quoted for you: .in('name', ['a,b']) is one value, not two.
+// Writes return { data: null, error: null } by default, like supabase-js.
+// Add .select() to insert/upsert/update/delete to request the written rows.
+// Returning rows requires a SELECT policy as well as the write policy.
+// An unbounded select is capped by api.rest.maxRows (1000 by default): paginate with .range().
+// explain() needs an admin caller; a normal caller gets 403.
+
+// Relational embedding. Compiles to a correlated LATERAL subquery inside the
+// same RLS transaction, so embedded rows are policy-filtered too.
+client.from('posts').select('id, author(name), comments(id)')     // object / array by FK shape
+client.from('posts').select('id, author!inner(name)')             // inner join semantics
+client.from('posts').select('id, comments(count)')                // aggregate
+
+// Database functions (typed from the generated Database["public"]["Functions"]).
+// Runs in the caller's RLS transaction. SECURITY DEFINER functions are refused
+// unless an operator allowlists them.
+client.rpc(fn, args, { get, head, count })
+
+// Auth  → { data, error }
+client.auth.signUp({ email, password, username? })
+client.auth.signInWithPassword({ email, password })
+client.auth.signInWithOtp({ email })            // emails a code
+client.auth.verifyOtp({ email, token })         // completes the OTP sign-in
+client.auth.signInWithOAuth({ provider, options: { redirectTo, scopes, skipBrowserRedirect } })
+client.auth.getSessionFromUrl()                 // finishes the OAuth redirect, see below
+client.auth.resetPasswordForEmail(email)
+client.auth.resetPassword({ email, otp, password })
+client.auth.updateUser({ data, password, currentPassword })
+client.auth.setSession({ access_token })
+client.auth.signOut()
+client.auth.getUser()          // { data: { user } }, revalidates against the server
+client.auth.getSession()       // { data: { session } }, local only
+client.auth.refreshSession()
+client.auth.onAuthStateChange((event, session) => {})  // SIGNED_IN | SIGNED_OUT | TOKEN_REFRESHED
+client.auth.deleteUser({ password })            // self-service, needs the backend flow enabled
+client.auth.signInWithSSO({ domain | providerId | email })
+client.auth.signInWithIdToken({ provider, token, nonce })   // Apple / Google One Tap
+client.auth.getUserIdentities() | .linkIdentity({ provider }) | .unlinkIdentity({ provider, id })
+client.auth.getClaims()                         // { claims, token }, decoded from a minted JWT
+client.auth.startAutoRefresh(ms) | .stopAutoRefresh()
+client.auth.mfa.enroll({ password }) | .challenge({ channel }) | .verify({ code, type? })
+client.auth.mfa.listFactors() | .regenerateBackupCodes({ password }) | .unenroll({ password })
+client.auth.admin.*                             // secret key only: list/get/create/update/delete/signOut/invite
+
+// Beyond supabase-js. Method names and parameters are Better Auth's own, so its
+// plugin docs apply; each needs its plugin on in the project's Auth settings.
+client.auth.signInWithPasskey()                 // browser passkey prompt, then a session like any sign-in
+client.auth.passkey.register({ name }) | .list() | .update({ id, name }) | .delete({ id })
+client.auth.organization.create({ name, slug }) | .list() | .setActive({ organizationId })
+client.auth.organization.getFullOrganization() | .update({ data }) | .delete({ organizationId }) | .leave(...)
+client.auth.organization.inviteMember({ email, role }) | .acceptInvitation({ invitationId }) | .listUserInvitations()
+client.auth.organization.listMembers() | .updateMemberRole({ memberId, role }) | .removeMember({ memberIdOrEmail })
+client.auth.organization.hasPermission({ permissions: { member: ['create'] } })
+client.auth.organization.createTeam({ name }) | .listTeams() | .addTeamMember({ teamId, userId })   // teams on
+client.auth.sso.register({ providerId, issuer, domain, organizationId, oidcConfig | samlConfig })
+client.auth.sso.listProviders() | .getProvider({ providerId }) | .updateProvider(...) | .deleteProvider(...)
+
+// Storage → { data, error }. `path` is the object key inside the bucket, and it
+// round trips. The file id returned by upload still works anywhere a path does.
+client.storage.from(bucket).upload(path, file, { visibility, upsert })
+client.storage.from(bucket).download(path, { transform })        // transform: see below
+client.storage.from(bucket).remove([path])
+client.storage.from(bucket).list(prefix, { limit, offset, search, sortBy })
+client.storage.from(bucket).createSignedUrl(path, expiresIn, { transform })  // seconds, 1..604800
+client.storage.from(bucket).createSignedUrls([path], expiresIn)  // per-entry results
+client.storage.from(bucket).getPublicUrl(path, { transform })    // sync
+client.storage.from(bucket).update(path, file)                   // upload with upsert on
+client.storage.from(bucket).copy(from, to, { upsert }) | .move(from, to, { upsert })
+client.storage.from(bucket).info(path) | .exists(path)           // 404 reads as false
+client.storage.from(bucket).createSignedUploadUrl(path, { size, contentType })  // S3 driver
+client.storage.from(bucket).uploadToSignedUrl(path, token, file)
+client.storage.createBucket(id, { public, fileSizeLimit, allowedMimeTypes })  // secret key
+// transform: { width, height, resize: 'cover'|'contain'|'fill', quality, format: 'origin'|'webp'|'avif' }
+
+// Realtime
+client.channel(name, { config: { broadcast: { self, ack }, presence: { key } } })
+  .on('postgres_changes', { event, schema, table, filter }, cb)
+  .on('broadcast', { event }, cb)
+  .on('presence', { event: 'sync' | 'join' | 'leave' }, cb)
+  .subscribe(status => {})            // SUBSCRIBED | TIMED_OUT | CLOSED | CHANNEL_ERROR
+channel.send({ type: 'broadcast', event, payload })
+channel.track(state); channel.untrack(); channel.presenceState()
+client.removeChannel(channel)
+
+// Edge functions → { data, error }. `error` is a FunctionsHttpError /
+// FunctionsFetchError instance, but invoke still resolves rather than throws.
+client.functions.invoke(name, { body, method, headers, auth })
+```
+
+## Resumable uploads
+
+Large files go over TUS, exactly as on Supabase: the SDK does not bundle a TUS
+client (supabase-js does not either), so use
+[`tus-js-client`](https://github.com/tus/tus-js-client) against
+`/storage/v1/upload/resumable`. Chunks must be 6 MB. Bucket limits, the key
+collision check and storage policies are enforced when the upload is created,
+and an unfinished upload can be resumed for 24 hours.
+
+```ts
+import { Upload } from 'tus-js-client';
+
+const { data: { session } } = await client.auth.getSession();
+const upload = new Upload(file, {
+  endpoint: `${MOTHERBASE_URL}/storage/v1/upload/resumable`,
+  chunkSize: 6 * 1024 * 1024,
+  retryDelays: [0, 3000, 5000, 10000, 20000],
+  headers: {
+    authorization: `Bearer ${session?.access_token}`,
+    apikey: MOTHERBASE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY,
+    'x-upsert': 'true', // optional: replace an existing object
+  },
+  metadata: { bucketName: 'videos', objectName: 'u1/clip.mp4', contentType: 'video/mp4' },
+  onProgress: (sent, total) => console.log(Math.round((sent / total) * 100), '%'),
+  onSuccess: () => console.log('uploaded'),
+});
+upload.findPreviousUploads().then(previous => {
+  if (previous[0]) upload.resumeFromPreviousUpload(previous[0]);
+  upload.start();
+});
+```
+
+## Social sign-in (OAuth)
+
+A provider callback is a browser redirect, so it cannot answer the SDK with a
+session the way a password sign-in does. Two calls, not one:
+
+```ts
+// 1. Wherever the button lives. Navigates the browser to the backend, which
+//    redirects on to the provider.
+await client.auth.signInWithOAuth({
+  provider: 'google',
+  options: { redirectTo: 'https://app.example.com/auth/callback' },
+});
+
+// 2. On that page (or on app start). Reads the token the backend appended to
+//    the redirect, stores the session, and strips it from the address bar.
+const { data, error } = await client.auth.getSessionFromUrl();
+```
+
+`getSessionFromUrl()` resolves with a null session and no error when there is
+nothing to read, so calling it on every page load is safe.
+
+Step 1 is a full-page navigation, not a fetch. That is deliberate: the backend
+sets an OAuth state cookie there and re-checks it on the provider callback, and
+a cookie set on a cross-site fetch response is refused by Safari and Firefox and
+by Chrome in incognito. Navigating makes it a first-party cookie, so the flow
+works in every browser even when your app and your API are on different domains.
+If you are not using the SDK, point the button at the same URL:
+
+```
+https://<your-api>/api/auth/sign-in/social/google?callbackURL=https://app.example.com/auth/callback
+```
+
+`callbackURL` is validated against the trusted origins, so it has to be an
+origin you allowlisted.
+
+Two backend settings decide whether this works at all:
+
+- **Callback URL.** Studio, Authentication, Sign In / Providers shows the exact
+  URL to register in the provider's console.
+- **CORS allowed origins.** Studio, Authentication settings, Security · CORS.
+  If your app is served from a different origin than the API, that origin must
+  be listed. Otherwise the browser refuses the cookie the sign-in start sets,
+  and the provider callback comes back as `?error=state_mismatch`.
+
+## Storage adapters
+
+| Runtime  | Adapter                                                       |
+| -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| Browser  | `localStorageStorage()` or `cookieStorage()`                  |
+| SSR/Node | `memoryStorage()` (default), `serverCookieStorage(cookieMethods)` (getAll/setAll, see `@motherbase/ssr` for Next.js helpers), or a custom `{ get, set }` adapter |
+| Expo/RN  | custom `{ get, set }` backed by `AsyncStorage`                |
+
+```ts
+import AsyncStorage from '@react-native-async-storage/async-storage';
+import { createClient } from '@motherbase/client';
+
+const client = createClient(API_URL, ANON_KEY, {
+  storage: {
+    async get() {
+      const raw = await AsyncStorage.getItem('session');
+      return raw ? JSON.parse(raw) : null;
+    },
+    async set(session) {
+      if (session) await AsyncStorage.setItem('session', JSON.stringify(session));
+      else await AsyncStorage.removeItem('session');
+    },
+  },
+});
+```
+
+## Compatibility matrix
+
+The matrix is **not maintained by hand**. It lives in
+[`COMPATIBILITY.md`](./COMPATIBILITY.md) and is generated by
+`apps/server/tests/sdk-contract.integration.test.ts`, which runs every listed
+supabase-js call against a live Motherbase server and a live Postgres. Each row
+carries the id of the test that produced it.
+
+Rows marked `Not supported` assert the current failure behaviour, so the day a
+feature lands its test fails and the document has to be regenerated. That is the
+mechanism that keeps this page from over-claiming (or under-claiming) again. CI
+regenerates the file and fails if the committed copy differs.
+
+Regenerate it locally with:
+
+```bash
+npm run test -w apps/server -- sdk-contract
+```
+
+More examples live in [`docs/sdk.md`](../../docs/sdk.md). Project Studio also
+exposes a project-specific Connect page with the exact API URL, WebSocket URL and
+project ID to paste into `.env`.