ASP.NET Core dependency injection for the Supabase .NET SDK

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The .NET SDK now ships an ASP.NET Core dependency injection package. A single method registers the main client and all sub-clients, so you don't have to wire it up by hand.

What's new

Supabase.Extensions.DependencyInjection is a new package that provides an easier way to plug the Supabase .NET SDK into your application. It exposes a new method on IServiceCollection called AddSupabase which registers the main client and all sub-clients:

builder.Services.AddSupabase(
    supabaseUrl: "https://xyz.supabase.co",
    supabaseKey: builder.Configuration["Supabase:Key"]!,
    configureOptions: options =>
    {
        options.AutoConnectRealtime = true;
        options.PostgrestRetry = new RetryOptions { MaxRetries = 3 };
    });

It registers all clients (Supabase.Client, IGotrueClient, IPostgrestClient, IStorageClient, IFunctionsClient, IRealtimeClient) with a scoped lifecycle, so you can resolve them wherever you need them:

app.MapGet("/movies", async (IPostgrestClient postgrest) =>
    await postgrest.Table<Movie>().Get());

The package is available on NuGet:

dotnet add package Supabase.Extensions.DependencyInjection

Why it matters

You can always register all the required clients in IServiceCollection yourself. This package simply does it all for you and removes boilerplate from your codebase.

Affected products: supabase-dotnet

Authored by @Tr00d