Flatten response using SELECT query

[madebydor]

Hi, I'm currently getting the following response:

{
    "name":"Apple",
    "teams_members":[
       {"user_id":{"full_name":"Johnathan Doe"}},
       {"user_id":{"full_name":"Bob Franklin"}}
    ]
}

But I'm trying to flatten this response to this:

{
    "name":"Apple",
    "teams_members":[
       {"full_name":"Johnathan Doe"},
       {"full_name":"Bob Franklin"}
    ]
}

I've been scratching my head the entire day without success. I'm new to Postgress.

Here is how my tables look like:

members
id (uuid)
team_id (uuid references teams)
full_name (text)

teams
id (uuid)
name (text)

teams_members
user_id (uuid references users)
team_id (uuid references teams)

And this is my query:

await supabase.from('teams').select(`
    name,
    teams_members(
        user_id(
            full_name
        )
    )
`)
.single()

Does it even make sense to have teams_members? I feel I'm over complicating things.

[steve-chavez]

Try with:

await supabase.from('teams').select(`
    name,
    members(
        full_name
    )
`)
.single()

[bombillazo]

how can I flatten the data if I have fields coming from both teams_members and members??

[bombillazo]

Thanks!

[cohlar]

The December 2022 pre-release blog article says "This pre-release is not deployed to Supabase cloud but you can try it out locally with the Supabase CLI." Has this by any chance been deployed to Supabase cloud since then?

[steve-chavez]

@cohlar Yes, it's available now https://supabase.com/blog/postgrest-11-1-release

Will put a note on the pre-release blog post.

[cohlar]

Thanks.
Just adding that you need to do a pause/restore if on a free instance that was up more than a few days ago.

[An0nym0usAng3l]

Thank you for this @steve-chavez ! Thank you!