How do you use client.auth.authEventChange?

[samuelOsborne]

Improve documentation

Link

https://github.com/supabase-community/supabase-swift

Describe the problem

Missing inside of Readme

Describe the improvement

Please add an explanation on how to check for auth using onAuthEventChange:

self.client = SupabaseClient(..)

client.auth.authEventchange ... 

Also, is there a way on the client to check users state, is signed in?

Additional context

Was going through your repo you shared @grdsdev https://github.com/grdsdev/product-sample-supabase-swift/blob/main/ProductSample/Data/AuthenticationRepository.swift

Would it be ok to use the auth code in that app in a production app?

I saw the code you had was a bit different in terms of API usage:

onAuthStateChange instead of authEventChange. In my project it can't find authStateChange on the Supabase client

    await client.onAuthStateChange().compactMap ...

[grdsdev]

Hey @samuelOsborne README is still outdated, I'll fix it shortly.

The product sample you linked uses the version that will become the v1 release so you can follow that for now.

[lukaskf]

@grdsdev I'm confused here as well. Looks like this repo is going through a lot of changes, which is great to see! But that sample project linked above throws a 404.

I'm following this one , but in XCode I get the following error:

Value of type 'GoTrueClient' has no member 'onAuthStateChange'

Is authEventChange replacing onAuthEventChange?

[lukaskf]

I think I just figured it out. I was on 0.3.0 had force xcode to use main branch.

So onAuthEventChange is for the latest version (1.0) to be released. And the sample projects are up to date.

[samuelOsborne]

yep @lukaskf the documentation on the supabase website for swift is for v1.0 too