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+title: >
+  Magic Link Auth with Supabase & Ember
+authors:
+  - ilya
+date: '2021-09-11T02:13:48.606Z'
+tags: 
+  - ember-js
+
+image: /images/supabase-logo.jpeg
+---
+I've started working a bit with Supabase, which if you haven't heard is a hosted opensource alternative to Firebase that uses Postgres, which is a pretty nice and battle-tested database. One of my favorite things about Firebase was the easy access to authentication, so that was the first thing I wondered about with Supabase. I want to show how easy it is to get basic magic link auth working in your Ember app.
+
+I'll skip most of the things that are already documented on the Supabase website, and just get to the relevant code for your Ember app. Magic links are basically a password-less authentication method which uses your email address and sends you a login link. The security lies in keeping your email account secure, which we should all be doing.
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+## Register
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