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Supabase Streams

A stream under a Supabase source follows one of the project's log sources. There's no file path - you pick which service's logs to watch, and LogRaker polls for new entries.

Logs

Which of the project's log sources to follow:

• API Requests - every REST, GraphQL, and Storage request entering the project through the API gateway.
• Postgres - the database server's own logs.
• Auth - sign-ins, sign-ups, and other auth service events.
• Edge Functions - Edge Function invocations.
• Storage - the storage service's logs.
• Realtime - websocket connection activity.

To watch several at once, add one stream per source - they can share the same parent.

Poll every (optional)

How often LogRaker queries Supabase for new entries, in seconds. Leave it blank for the default (10 seconds). Supabase rate-limits these queries, so if you run many Supabase streams at once, consider a slower interval.

Filter (display)

The pill filter is the same client-side display filter every stream kind has: it hides non-matching lines in the pane without changing what's fetched. Strip matched text from output redacts the matched substring from the lines it keeps.

Auto-stream at startup

When on, the stream starts watching automatically when LogRaker launches. When off, it comes online the first time you select it in the sidebar.

Seeding on connect

When a stream first connects, LogRaker seeds the pane with the source's most recent entries so it isn't empty, then polls forward from there. It remembers where it left off, so a brief network blip resumes forward without re-showing lines or skipping any. The seed reaches back up to about a day; how far back logs exist at all depends on your Supabase plan's log retention.

Every line is prefixed with the entry's own timestamp (UTC), so the time-sync features - merge, timeline, Walk - work across Supabase streams like any other.

Test

Click Test to run a one-entry query for the chosen log source with the source's token. It confirms the project is reachable and tells you whether any recent entries exist.