WordPress Real-Time Supabase Table
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a single WordPress page that reads a public Supabase table containing mixed text-and-numeric columns and shows its contents live. Using the Supabase JS client (or a lightweight PHP/JS mix if you prefer), the page should subscribe to the database so any insert, update, or delete is reflected instantly in the visible rows—no full-page reload, just seamless DOM updates.
The job is straightforward: build the template (or mini-plugin) that plugs into my existing theme, wire it to my Supabase project with the anon key, and style the output with simple, readable HTML/CSS. No user login layer is required; the data is open access for now.
Once the code is in place, walk me through a quick setup session so I can replicate the steps on staging and production—just one hand-off call or screen-share is enough.
Deliverables
• Ready-to-drop WordPress file(s) rendering the table and handling real-time listeners
• Clear inline comments plus a short README covering key settings (project URL, anon key, channel names)
• Assistance during a single live setup/test round to confirm real-time updates fire correctly
If you’ve already combined WordPress and Supabase or have experience with live-update front-end work (WebSockets, SSE, etc.), you’ll finish this in no time. Looking forward to seeing the table come alive!
The job is straightforward: build the template (or mini-plugin) that plugs into my existing theme, wire it to my Supabase project with the anon key, and style the output with simple, readable HTML/CSS. No user login layer is required; the data is open access for now.
Once the code is in place, walk me through a quick setup session so I can replicate the steps on staging and production—just one hand-off call or screen-share is enough.
Deliverables
• Ready-to-drop WordPress file(s) rendering the table and handling real-time listeners
• Clear inline comments plus a short README covering key settings (project URL, anon key, channel names)
• Assistance during a single live setup/test round to confirm real-time updates fire correctly
If you’ve already combined WordPress and Supabase or have experience with live-update front-end work (WebSockets, SSE, etc.), you’ll finish this in no time. Looking forward to seeing the table come alive!
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