supabase.functions — io.github.supabase-community/functions 0.1.0

Invoke Supabase Edge Functions.

Provides a single entry point, invoke, that issues an HTTP request to the project's /functions/v1/<name> endpoint and returns either {:status :body :headers} or an anomaly map.

Example

(require '[supabase.core.client :as client]
         '[supabase.functions :as fns])

(def c (client/make-client "https://abc.supabase.co" "anon-key"))

(fns/invoke c "hello" {:body {:name "world"}})
;; => {:status 200, :body {:message "Hello, world!"}, :headers {...}}

Body encoding

The body type drives content-type:

• map → application/json
• printable String → text/plain
• byte[] → application/octet-stream
• File/InputStream → caller sets content-type

A content-type already present in :headers always wins.

Response decoding

:response-as controls how the body is returned:

• :auto — pick a decoder from the response content-type (default)
• :json — always JSON-decode the body
• :text — always return a UTF-8 string
• :byte-array — raw byte[]
• :stream — java.io.InputStream (caller closes)

Errors

Network failures become {:supabase/code :functions-fetch-error}. Edge runtime relay errors (502/504) become :functions-relay-error. 404 becomes :functions-not-found. All other non-2xx responses become :functions-http-error. The HTTP body (if any) is preserved under :http/body.

invoke clj

(invoke client function-name)

(invoke client function-name opts)

Invokes the Edge Function named function-name and returns {:status :body :headers} on success, an anomaly on failure.

Options (all optional)

• :body — request body. Maps are JSON-encoded; printable strings sent as text/plain; byte arrays as application/octet-stream. File/InputStream pass through (caller sets content-type).
• :headers — extra HTTP headers.
• :method — :get, :post (default), :put, :patch, :delete.
• :region — region keyword. :any is a no-op.
• :response-as — :auto (default), :json, :text, :byte-array, :stream.
• :timeout — milliseconds (default 15000).
• :access-token — override the client's access token for this call.

Examples

(invoke client "hello" {:body {:name "world"}})
(invoke client "csv" {:response-as :stream})
(invoke client "resize" {:method :get :region :us-east-1})

update-auth clj

(update-auth client access-token)

Returns a copy of client with access-token swapped in. Thin wrapper over supabase.core.client/update-access-token.