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kuldar

Scraping websites with Supabase

The other day I needed to build a small web scraper to get new listings from a local real-estate website and store them somewhere I could easily fetch them.

Previously I had built a similar solution on a long-running Digital Ocean droplet and stored the listings in a plain JSON file. Obviously that was less than ideal setup, since the server was doing nothing most of the time, and it was a hassle to actually fetch the data.

I decided this was a good chance to get to know Supabase Edge functions a bit better and utilize the Postres pg_cron extension to periodically trigger the function.

Let's get started.

kuldar

# documentation: https://twenty.com/developers/section/self-hosting/docker-compose
# slogan: Twenty is a CRM designed to fit your unique business needs.
# tags: crm, self-hosted, dashboard
# logo: svgs/twenty.svg
# port: 3000

services:
  change-vol-ownership:
    image: ubuntu
    user: root

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{
  "React Component": {
    "prefix": "rcc",
    "body": [
      "const ${1:${TM_FILENAME_BASE/(.*)/${1:/pascalcase}/}} = () => {",
      "  return (",
      "    <div>",
      "      ${2:$1}",
      "    </div>",
      "  );",