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Supabase Auth Invalid API Key

The API key used is incorrect or has been revoked.

Understanding Supabase Auth

Supabase Auth is a powerful authentication provider that simplifies the process of adding user authentication to your applications. It offers a range of features including email/password login, social logins, and more, making it a popular choice among developers for managing user authentication securely and efficiently.

Identifying the Symptom: Invalid API Key

When integrating Supabase Auth into your application, you might encounter an error message stating 'Invalid API Key'. This error typically appears when the application attempts to authenticate or access resources using an incorrect or outdated API key.

Exploring the Issue: Why 'Invalid API Key' Occurs

The 'Invalid API Key' error is a common issue that arises when the API key configured in your application does not match the one provided by Supabase. This can happen if the key has been revoked, expired, or was never correctly set up in the first place.

Root Causes of the Error

  • The API key has been manually revoked in the Supabase dashboard.
  • The API key has expired or been rotated.
  • There was a typo or mistake when entering the API key into your application's configuration.

Steps to Resolve the Invalid API Key Issue

Step 1: Verify Your API Key

Log into your Supabase dashboard and navigate to the 'API' section. Here, you will find the correct API key that should be used in your application. Ensure that this key matches the one in your application's configuration files.

Step 2: Update Your Application Configuration

Once you have verified the correct API key, update your application's configuration to use this key. This might involve editing environment variables or configuration files where the API key is stored.

export SUPABASE_API_KEY='your-correct-api-key'

Step 3: Test Your Application

After updating the API key, restart your application and test the authentication process to ensure that the error has been resolved. Monitor the logs for any further error messages.

Additional Resources

For more information on managing API keys and troubleshooting authentication issues, refer to the Supabase Auth Documentation. If the issue persists, consider reaching out to Supabase's GitHub Issues for community support.

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