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@e-sig/supabase
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Supabase adapters (CertStore / AuditLogStore / PdfStorageStore) for @e-sig/core — self-contained PDF e-signature persistence on Supabase Postgres + Storage.
Supabase reference adapters for @e-sig/core —
self-contained PDF e-signature persistence on Supabase Postgres + Storage.
npm i @e-sig/core @e-sig/supabase @supabase/supabase-js
Apply migrations/0001_esig_self_contained.sql (in the suite root) first.
import { createClient } from "@supabase/supabase-js";
import {
SupabaseCertStore,
SupabaseAuditLogStore,
SupabasePdfStorageStore,
} from "@e-sig/supabase";
const service = createClient(url, serviceRoleKey); // service-role: bypasses RLS for cert/audit/storage writes
const certStore = new SupabaseCertStore(service); // table "org_signing_certs", tenant col "tenant_id"
const auditStore = new SupabaseAuditLogStore(service); // table "esig_audit_log"
const storage = new SupabasePdfStorageStore(service); // bucket "signed-documents"
All three constructors take options to map onto an existing schema, e.g. the
Opendelphi schema keys on org_id:
new SupabaseCertStore(service, { table: "org_signing_certs", tenantColumn: "org_id" });
new SupabaseAuditLogStore(service, { tenantColumn: "org_id" });
new SupabasePdfStorageStore(service, { bucket: "signed-documents" });
Pass these to signDocument() from @e-sig/core. The stores handle the
Postgres \x-hex bytea round-trip for the encrypted key and return the storage
path (private buckets have no public URL — serve via an RLS-gated download route).
Peer deps: @e-sig/core, @supabase/supabase-js. License: MIT.
FAQs
Supabase adapters (CertStore / AuditLogStore / PdfStorageStore) for @e-sig/core — self-contained PDF e-signature persistence on Supabase Postgres + Storage.
The npm package @e-sig/supabase receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @e-sig/supabase popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @e-sig/supabase demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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